Re: How to differentiate between POST and GET?

Martin wrote:

Is there a simple way to tell if a page was submitted as a POST or a
GET?

I have a page that contains a form with multiple submit buttons. If
the page is POSTed, I go through a somewhat complex analysis of what
needs to be done depending on which button was clicked.

On the other hand, if the page was submitted via GET, I simply set
some default values and send it out. I'd like to be able to do this
without having to look for every button only to find out that none
were submitted.

You could try checking the value of $_SERVER["REQUEST_METHOD"].

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