I’m sending a .php file POST data from a java application. The .php file is not accepting the POST data. file_get_contents(‘php://input’) is empty and $_POST is empty. I know the problem isn’t with the .php file or java application because I tested it using a different host and it worked. Is there a setting in php.ini I’m missing or a setting I need to change?
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I was having the same problem. It turned out to be because I was prefixing my target with http . I changed it to https and it worked.
My problem was duplicate names for an input.
ex: /input name="test" type="text" / /input name="test" type="text" /
each must have a different name ex: /input name="testA" type="text" / /input name="testB" type="text" /
My problem appeared out of nowhere. I'm using an apache hack to hide the extension, so all I had to do is to remove .php from the file name and it worked.
/* from: */ action = "folder/filename.php"
/* to: */ action = "folder/filename"
I hope this answer helps someone else in the same situation
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