About 1/2 way down, it explains how to set up a HTTP GET function for it. Ok, now I know a fair amount of PHP for a teenager, but this just flew over my head. I decided to "defy" the system, and i just set up a php file that would use the variables given in the URL that it makes, and fwrite() them into another file. This didn't work, because the variables in the URL are numeric, and PHP doesn't like $1, $2, or even $3...
So, I have 2 problems here, and solving either one is good enough for me-
Firstly, how am I SUPPOSED to set that up? What would I do with HTTP GET? What IS HTTP GET?
Secondly, is there any way to make PHP "get along" with numeric variables?
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Ok, so I'm working on seting up Winamp What's Playing add-on. Here's the webpage for the proggy-
http://www.srijith.net/codes/whatsplaying/
About 1/2 way down, it explains how to set up a HTTP GET function for it. Ok, now I know a fair amount of PHP for a teenager, but this just flew over my head. I decided to "defy" the system, and i just set up a php file that would use the variables given in the URL that it makes, and fwrite() them into another file. This didn't work, because the variables in the URL are numeric, and PHP doesn't like $1, $2, or even $3...
So, I have 2 problems here, and solving either one is good enough for me-
Firstly, how am I SUPPOSED to set that up? What would I do with HTTP GET? What IS HTTP GET?
Secondly, is there any way to make PHP "get along" with numeric variables?
TIA, big time
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