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Question about GPC vars
I've noticed that vbulletin has the ability to recognize certain sincle character arguments in GPC when cleaning vars such as c=calendarid, e=eventid, f=forumid, etc... thus allowing a $_REQUEST to look like this:
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/newthread...newthread&f=15 as opposed to this: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/newthread...ead&forumid=15 I've looked all over for the "key" to this, but can't find it. Somewhere there has to be a array of keys=>values for f=>forumid, c=>calendarid, etc... Does anyone know where this is located? |
/includes/class_core.php
How do some of you guys get by without a text editor that does a search for a word in a folder? I couldn't possible code if I couldn't search the vb folder for certain functions or pieces of code. |
It's located in includes/class_core.php within the actual input cleaner class, var $shortvars if I remember correctly.
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ah yes, i see it now, thanks!
posting here for quick reference for others: PHP Code:
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