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Why isset($_POST) returns true even though $_POST is not in the list of variables during debugging?
Hello. I am attaching a screenshot of debugging - there is no $_POST in the list of variables, and the script stopped at a breakpoint that goes inside the isset($_POST) check.
How do I make $_POST visible in the variable list (if it exists but somehow hidden). Or how can I make isset return false in this case?
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Found the answer. It was necessary to disable the checkbox "Hide empty superglobals variables".
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