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I would use $_POST if you can. Is there some specific reason you're using the RAW_DATA one?
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I would use $_POST if you can. Is there some specific reason you're using the RAW_DATA one?

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I should have been more clear... I do not control the shopping cart or the code behind it.<br />
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I am building the mechanism to receive the silent post. <br />

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I should have been more clear... I do not control the shopping cart or the code behind it.

I am building the mechanism to receive the silent post.


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My shopping cart is silent posting using HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA.<br />
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I am trying to insert variables with $var=urlencode($_POST['var<wbr />']);<br />
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I have been reading about problems where $_POST does not grab variable posted with HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA.<br />
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Is $_POST the correct protocol?
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My shopping cart is silent posting using HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA.

I am trying to insert variables with $var=urlencode($_POST['var']);

I have been reading about problems where $_POST does not grab variable posted with HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA.

Is $_POST the correct protocol?

HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA

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