[B-runner]

Thanks, kh99.

What I'm really trying to do is this:

PHP Code:

 <?php
include("content.php?###");
die();
?>

Based on some account, one should be able to use $_GET as follows to make it work:

PHP Code:

 <?php
$_GET['###']="0";
include("content.php");
die();
?>

But it doesn't, it just servers up the default content.php so using $_GET in this way didn't work. I'm not sure if there is a proper use of GET for this. As an side note, I realized VB is unusual in how it uses the query string since there is no =, you just get the query term.

I will look into $_REQUEST - but you're right, it depends how VB is looking for things, so that is why I was wondering where it parses the query string? I gave up on that for now after looking in the bootstrap.php since it gets into a lot of PHP code I'm not at all familiar with.