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[Brian Pang]

$_REQUEST['action']

or, you can turn on register_globals and access it as $action, but I
wouldn't advise it. Using the $_REQUEST array is good.

Be aware of the "security" implications, however, that someone could
override intended $_POST vars by appending to the query string.

Also note that you can dynamically add to the $_REQUEST array, but those
values will not be available in $_POST or $_GET



> Right now I'm using the following code to get the value of $action, since
> I'm either mixing GET/POST within my project OR am not sure about how the
> template will be setup ( yet ).
> 
> $action = (empty($_POST['action'])) ? $_GET['action'] : "";
> 
> Is there another way of acomplishing the same thing?
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