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Hi Mike,
Only the POST and PUT methods upload a document, and therefore only
these two methods will cause the CONTENT_LENGTH to be set above 0.
GET, HEAD, DELETE, TRACE, CONNECT and OPTIONS do not upload content, and
therefore the content-length should always be 0 for those. However, the
REQUEST_METHOD should contain 'GET' and therefore your code (Which acts
differently based on the request method) should do something different
as well.
As to why you'd get CONTENT_LENGTH=0 with POST... I don't know. The
only reason that SHOULD happen is if you didn't provide any content.
Presumably that's not the case?
Mike wrote:
I didn't mention to make this more interesting, doing a GET with the same
logic returns a 0 CONTENT_LENGTH and still returns the parameters. A POST
doesn't return the parameters.
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