First of all, I do not want what the URL query contains. I want to see PHP in the $ _ GET array.
This is because the URL query will not show all the parameters if mod_rewrite has been used to make beautiful url
then what a way to get the query string Is that okay in php $ _ GET array?
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I came up with a way to use PHP and Javascript myself:
function query_string () { ... but I need to do this possibly with JavaScript because I can not put the PHP code in a .js file.
Will not Javascript only look for "query string"? How do client-side scripts know about any relay rules?
The only way I can think of using PHP - it's echoing in a variable in an inline script in your main page instead of the JS file.
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