Hi,
I am trying to upgrade my script which currently uses globals (and
register_globals=on) to turning that flag off. The online documentation
on register globas has the following code recommended by users in order
to register the variables:
$GLOBALS["dbname"] = "dbname";
//register globals
foreach ($GLOBALS as $key=>$val) {
if ($key !="GLOBALS') {
eval("\$$key = '$val';");
}
}
I am using the global array to connect to my database. I find that if I
insert the code above, I get an error message that the document
contains no data. Can anyone tell me why? Perhaps I would be better
off just declaring the variable? Would that take care of the problem?
$dbname= "dbname";
Thanks,
Nicole
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