On Friday 19 April 2002 08:13 pm, you wrote:
> On Fri, 19 Apr 2002, Andre Dubuc wrote:
> > Whenever I try:
> >
> > print("$_SESSION['sfname']); or print("$_POST['scity']
> >
> > I get a parse error "expecting 'T_STRING' . . ." -- obviously there's
> > nothing in the array or I haven't set it.
>
> You just have a simple syntax error.
>
> You can use any of the following:
>
> print $_SESSION['sfname'];
> print "{$_SESSION['sfname']}";
> print "${_SESSION['sfname']}";
>
> But you can't put a bare array dereference inside a quoted string like you
> tried above. You need to surround it with {curly braces} or take it
> outside the quoted string.
>
> miguel
Hi Miguel,
I tried all three -- none work. I question whether register_globals is truly
"off" since, earlier when I changed php.ini it dumped my Postgresql and left
the phpinfo() unchanged. This time it reported the change, and Postgresql is
working.
Is there a way I can verify that (a) globals are off and (b) $_SESSION or
$_POST are on? This probably what's happening -- I can't access the arrays at
all -- so, I think that might be where the problem lies. The $vars still work
though throughout all scripts.
Any ideas?
Tia,
Andre
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