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ID | Category | Type | Reproducibility | Date Submitted | Last Update |
0001421 | [In-Portal CMS] Data Management | refactoring | always | 2012-10-26 10:29 | 2012-10-26 11:09 |
Reporter | alex | View Status | public | ||
Assigned To | alex | ||||
Priority | normal | Resolution | fixed | ||
Status | resolved | ||||
Summary | 0001421: Don't use $_REQUEST in Debugger | ||||
Description |
There is $_REQUEST super-global variable in PHP, that used to contain Get/Post/Cookie variables all together. However since PHP 5.3.0 actual contents of this variable can be altered using "request_order" ini setting. Unfortunately by default it no longer contains Cookie values. This is not big issue for In-Portal because it uses it's own $_REQUEST-alike variable maintenance system. However it's a problem for Debugger, which thinks that there are always all variables inside a $_REQUEST and some of them are Get, some Post and some Cookies. I'm proposing merge $_GET, $_POST, $_COOKIE arrays manually in the debugger and not rely on $_REQUEST variable's content. |
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