Comments on: Get request headers sent by client in PHP http://www.rvaidya.com/blog/php/2009/02/25/get-request-headers-sent-by-client-in-php/ Development, Tech, Whatever. Wed, 21 Jul 2010 19:21:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Chad Wagner http://www.rvaidya.com/blog/php/2009/02/25/get-request-headers-sent-by-client-in-php/comment-page-1/#comment-26 Chad Wagner Mon, 22 Feb 2010 17:08:38 +0000 http://www.rvaidya.com/blog/?p=36#comment-26 Hi there, thank you for this function, it has saved me a headache since I know we're deploying to nginx so would have come up sooner or later! Can you touch on why tyou used ucwords(strtolower($k))? I have a header that I am expecting and am passing through (kine of a php proxy for offline web service caching) that is called "API-KEY", and after running through this function is "Api-Key"... is the server behavior on the other end of things generally going to standardize the headers to ucwords format, or was this just a personal preference? I just want to avoid messing up the headers when passing through if the receiving end "could be" case sensitive. Thanks! Chad Hi there, thank you for this function, it has saved me a headache since I know we’re deploying to nginx so would have come up sooner or later!

Can you touch on why tyou used ucwords(strtolower($k))? I have a header that I am expecting and am passing through (kine of a php proxy for offline web service caching) that is called “API-KEY”, and after running through this function is “Api-Key”… is the server behavior on the other end of things generally going to standardize the headers to ucwords format, or was this just a personal preference? I just want to avoid messing up the headers when passing through if the receiving end “could be” case sensitive.

Thanks!
Chad

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