How to insert domain name into URL as GET parameters

[tiennguyen]

Dear bro,

Please help me understand why my PHP file can not recognize to GET "launch" parameter in URL:

http://bloggeritems.com/tools/smart-...0&launch=true#

When I removed "domain" parameter from URL, it's worked fine.

If the reason is from "domain" parameter, please help explain why and how can I insert a domain into URL as GET parameter for the PHP file can get as a right way.

Thank you so much,
Tien

[Redcoder]

Looks good to me...or whats the problem?

[Dubz]

It looks like your either missing part of the url or the syntax of it is incorrect, but I'm assuming you cut part of it out. If you would like assistance, it's better to include the entire url for better understanding. If there are parts that you do not want people to see (ex. filenames) then just rename them (ex. test.php, example.php, securefile.php).

[Arcticwarrio]

HE DIDNT THE FORUM DID

http://bloggeritems.com/tools/smart-responsive-tester-for-web-designers?domain=http%3A%2F%2Fyeah-vn.blogspot.com&mode=0&launch=true#

[Arcticwarrio]

p.s. you could try removing http:// :

http://bloggeritems.com/tools/smart-responsive-tester-for-web-designers?domain=yeah-vn.blogspot.com&mode=0&launch=true

[Dubz]

If all else fails, you could convert the string to base64 and have the page decode the string again to get the real url. I used that method on a test proxy page I made and it worked fine for me.

If you want to check the validity of the function, here's a simple function you could use that I use:

PHP Code:

function is_base64($base64String)
{
    return (base64_encode(base64_decode($base64String)) == $base64String);
}