- ⌂ request
- Methods
request::get()
The get method provides access to HTTP (and HTTPS) GET query parameters. GET parameters are made available to a web page through the URL requested. For example, a GET parameter key "search" can be passed the value "test" with the URL http://www.example.com/script.php?search=test
Prototype
string get(string $key = NULL, array $options = [])
Parameters
- key - Name of the parameter to retrieve. If NULL or no key is provided, an associative array of all parameters will be returned.
- options - Array of options with the following key/value pairs.
- default - A value to use if the request does not include the query parameter.
Return
If the GET parameter exists, the value is returned as a string, including an empty string. Otherwise, FALSE is returned.
Example
// retrieve the value of the "search" GET parameter from a URL like
// http://www.example.com/script.php?search=test
$request = new \io_comand_web\request();
$search = $request->get('search', ['default' => '']);
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