How can PHP be used to differentiate between module requests and module parameters in a URL structure?
To differentiate between module requests and module parameters in a URL structure using PHP, we can use the $_GET superglobal array to access the query parameters in the URL. We can check if a specific parameter exists in the URL to determine if it is a module request or a module parameter.
// Check if a specific parameter exists to differentiate between module requests and module parameters
if(isset($_GET['module'])) {
// This is a module request
$module = $_GET['module'];
// Perform actions based on the module request
} else {
// This is a module parameter
$parameter = $_GET['parameter'];
// Perform actions based on the module parameter
}
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