php - if( $_POST['id'] is set){...} else if ($_GET['id'] is set){...} -
this psuedocode:
if( $_post['id'] set){ $id = $_post['id'] }else if($_get['id'] set){ $id = $_get['id'] } how can writ?
if(isset($_post['id'])) { $id = $_post['id']; } else if(isset($_get['id'])) { $id = $_get['id']; } perhaps, however, you'd rather use $_request?
if(isset($_request['id'])) { $id = $_request['id']; } the precedence of _post, _get, , _cookie can set via configuration directives.
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