On Tue, Jul 27, 1999 at 09:59:46AM +0200, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> >>>>> "Amir" == Amir Karger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Did you try the following suggestion from the PHP FAQ?
Yup.
> The best way is to stick a <?phpinfo()?> tag on a
> page and load it up. This will show you all sorts of information
> about your PHP setup, including a list of both
> environment variables and also special variables set by your web
> server. This list can't really be documented in the PHP
> documentation because it will change from one server to
> another.
Unfortunately, the names given in the output don't necessarily seem to
conform to variable names. I.e., the output lists HTTP_FOO and $HTTP_FOO is
a getable variable. But it also lists PHP_BAR and $PHP_BAR doesn't seem to
exist. I admit that the manual probably can't print out all the variables,
but they *could* at least have a little more information on how these global
variables are set, and what to do with the output from phpinfo().
In other news, I used the time-honored method of sleeping to figure out that
it will be totally easy to use sub-directories after all. So I'll let you know
when v1.2 is ready.
-Amir
