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Bob, if the GET works at the top of the index.php file, then it's not that. The only other thing I can think of is some kind of redirect plugin or snippet that isn't sending it on.
I was mainly thinking of a situation that modified $_GET but not $_REQUEST before the snippet gets it -- they're separate arrays, but you're right that it can't be an .htaccess issue.
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Did somebody say that $_REQUEST works? I missed that.
I just asked if the OP had tried $_REQUEST. We haven't heard back yet.
Yes, I tried also $_REQUEST and other always full variables, but all of them are empty as I said in my first post.
sottwell: "The only other thing I can think of is some kind of redirect plugin or snippet that isn't sending it on."
This is interesting idea, but I cannot understand, how coul be after redirect everything the same - URL, printing the vars in the beginning of index.php but not inside snippet. And of course - $_REQUEST cannot be empty after any redirect...
I'm terribly sorry but I cannot check in nect 8 hours maybe more.
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I'm terribly sorry It took me 3 weeks to reply. But I couldn't work on this project until this morning. And the delay solved it out - page which uses snippet (which uses $_GET) had set *cacheable to 1. After disabling caching global variables are printed normally. Thank you for your help.
