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Hello :-) The definition of a variable variable as superglobal works fine when put in the main coding (i.e. not within a function or method). Example: <?php $aVariable = 'GET'; echo ${"_{$aVariable}"}; ?> The system output is: Array In the next example however, where the same code is put into a function, the resulting output is a error message instead: <?php function aFunction() { $aVariable = 'GET'; echo ${"_{$aVariable}"}; } aFunction(); ?> The system output is: Notice: Undefined variable: _GET in Bestand.php on line 6. Also when $_GET has been defined as global (which should not be necessary) this malfunction remains. Suggested intermediate solution: <?php function aFunction() { $aVariable = 'GET'; echo $GLOBALS["_{$aVariable}"]; } aFunction(); ?>