$post array has nothing in it

<form method="post" action="delete_item.php">
<input type="hidden" name="pid" value="B1">
<input type="submit" value="Delete item">
</form>

> and expected $_POST["pid"] has something in it after clicking "Submit"
> button on an HTML page but the whole $_POST is in fact empty (the php works
> and echo other things normally but only fails to work with any variables
> related with $_POST).

>> and expected $_POST["pid"] has something in it after clicking "Submit"
>> button on an HTML page but the whole $_POST is in fact empty (the php
>> works
>> and echo other things normally but only fails to work with any variables
>> related with $_POST).
> If you have firefox and the "Live HTTP headers" plugin, you can see what
> is really sent to the server. My guess is that you are sending a GET
> request. This may be caused by another plugin: NoScript. The NoScript
> plugin has an option to convert POST to GET requests.
> Best regards.

> I wrote the following codes,
>
>
> and expected $_POST["pid"] has something in it after clicking "Submit"
> button on an HTML page but the whole $_POST is in fact empty (the php works
> and echo other things normally but only fails to work with any variables
> related with $_POST).
>

> There are other styles of coding form & PHP and I'm not trying to dump all
> the contents in http://www.codingforums.com/archive/index.php/t-142973.html
> here. Another friend says it's due to php.ini that post_max_size is changed
> from 8M to 10MB, and sigh, it's not due to php.ini.

> Who else has encountered this similar problem before? The saddest thing,
> that I've mentioned many times before, the codes used to work... it's often
> a disaster that whenever new linux release is installed, some old programs
> no longer work and it usually takes days to identify the config problem...
>
>
>

> ela wrote:
>> I wrote the following codes,
>> and expected $_POST["pid"] has something in it after clicking "Submit"
>> button on an HTML page but the whole $_POST is in fact empty (the php
>> works and echo other things normally but only fails to work with any
>> variables related with $_POST).
>