So, I've been trying to write a memory test program, with images (thus, C is out of the question, for cross-platform issues). I've come across an interesting problem. To prevent users from crashing the system, I resorted to $_POST. However, upon testing, I noticed that print_r($_POST) shows nothing, while the same code (except for method="post" => method="get") runs perfectly, and data is transmitted properly when the form uses get. Any idea on what's going on? The outputs for print_r($_POST) and print_r($_GET) are as follows:
Using POST:
Array ( [id] => 1 )
Array ( )
Using GET:
Array ( [id] => 1 [qn] => 20 [ans] => Array ( [2] => W [4] => images/ser.GIF ) )
Array ( )

GET shows what I want if I were using post, but it's not happening. Any ideas, guys?

Thanks in advance,

~wqian94~

We may just need a bit more that that to go on.

Do we get to see the actual code? working and not working.

The only difference in code between working and not working is in the <form> tag, for attribute method="post" versus method="get".

The HTML code is really long, with the contents of the form covering ~2/3 of the HTML

So what exactly do you want us to do? Because with no code to look at or test, we are at somewhat of a loss to actually do anything.

never mind about this, I caught the problem, and am fixing it.

thanks anyways!

Be sure to let us know whatever it was/is.