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How It Should Be Done for a Super Global $_POST Value To Enter a Class.
I’ve tried several ways, but without success. This value will be dealt with within the class.
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Redeem the parameter received by the post method
$transaction_code = $_POST['transaction_code'];
Once done, pass to the class method parameter:
PagSeguroTransactionSearchService::searchByCode($credentials, $transaction_code);
Full example
<?php
$transaction_code = $_POST['transaction_code'];
PagSeguroTransactionSearchService::searchByCode($credentials,$transaction_code);
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This section "Full example" is just to fill sausages, to say that there is content in the answer.. rsrs
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this is the kind of topic "box of surprises".. rsrs to each post a surprise that complements the question.. Look, if it falls in the catch, error message should appear. Is there an error message? Which one ? And ... so, it would have been better to have put the code in your question and not in my answer.. It got very strange.
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Really it is a post "box of surprises" the author asks about PDO and then he spoke about Pagseguro, ie the question is poorly formulated rs. But I believe that your answer helps this question not to be closed, I only recommend you edit the question, so that your answer does not look like "invalid". (I believe you already have editing power)
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Put in the code you already have
– rray
By the little that gave to understand of the question, you want to take a data past via post, and build an object with it? Using class methods and/or functions, this would be?
– Michel Simões
Not naverdade. Naverdade make him enter the class. I’ve managed to do this by going through parameter and show. However, when applying Pagsegurotransactionsearchservice::searchByCode($credentials, $transaction_code); ($transition_code must come from POST ) does not work. But if I’m in the class, then it works.
– Hector Cardoso