Thanks. I got my script updated. Ron On Sun, 2009-04-12 at 22:33 +0600, 9el wrote: > > > > One thing you should know is that when you use $_GET, you'll > be sending a little information about the particular page to > the browser and therefore it would be displayed in the address > bar so for example if you're using get on a login page, you'll > be showing user id and passwrod in the address bar. $_POST > does the exact opposite of $_GET in that aspect and it's > ideal. $_REQUEST does both. > > > Its also important to know that some critical information like > multipart meta data cant be sent via get. And GET method is not safe > too. > Large chunks of data are sent via POST method. > > $_REQUEST is not advised to use for security reasons.. there are > senior and experienced programmers here who will elaborate more onto > this :) >
