| Are you trying to use both Mason and PHP on the same request?
I do believe that once the values are pulled off the incoming request, they will no longer be there, so that if you had a mason object which accessed the incoming Get/Post values, then PHP would not be able to access those values if it came afterward.
I have a server with mod_perl/mason and PHP which run on DIFFERENT requests (access to different web pages) and this works fine for me.
-- devin
On Dec 2, 2005, at 9:24 AM, nav navlan wrote: Hi, Sorry, you are right, it is Mod 1.29 and apache 1.3 But I didn't get answer to my question. Can Mason effect some PHP functionality? Everything with my perl and mason program works. and PHP is also functions okay, except it cant read Global variables like $_GET , $_POST, etc Any idea? Thanks mod_perl 1.99 has not current use. it was a precursor, as I understand it, to mod_perl 2, which is used with Apache 2.0.
For Apache 1.3, use the current version 1 mod_perl, which I believe is 1.29
The numbering is indeed a bit confusing.
-- devin
On Dec 1, 2005, at 4:46 PM, nav navlan wrote: Hi, My system is set to work with Mason + Apache 1.3 + perl 1.99. I have some php programs too. and i have simple form with method=post. But it none of $_GET or $_POST valiables works. The php.ini is already set as "register_globals = On" Does Mason effect these stuff? Any idea why this doesn't work, while everything else works in php. Thanks Navid
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