Justin,
The setup.php will verify if register_globals is on or not, are you sure all the required items in setup.php where OK/green ?
Also you can try /admin/adm/test.php to see some internal PHP information, including the register_globals status.
Javier
Justin hunt wrote:
Javier,
I just wrote a quick test php program, and just had echo ini_get("register_globals"); in it, I tried running it both as tester.php and tester.php? both of which worked and both read register globals 1
Perhaps its something with my apache2.conf file, I used a link to jffns as done in the documentation, because i dont have a real domain name. I had to set my servername to my ip address to prevent it tyring to load the fake domain name im using for the lan.
Thanks again Justin
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