php-install Digest 14 Oct 2002 12:25:23 -0000 Issue 1068
Topics (messages 8778 through 8780):
New Question
8778 by: Jared Dame
8779 by: Marco Tabini
PHP Installation Problem
8780 by: zULu
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I borrowed a book on PHP from a friend and have sat down to try some
examples, but I am running into some issues with the book being out of
date for something. I am doing a simple coffee bean counter from the
beginning of the book and can't seem to check track of my global
variables from the html form to the php calculation form. The book asks
me to place the following line but I get an error that it is not supported
<?php_track_vars?>
If I leave the line out I get nothing on th e php page, obviously.
Could someone describe briefly how to track variables in memory between
html forms and php calculation pages?
The book I am using is Essentials PHP by Julie C. Meloni. Platform is Linux.
Thanks for any help.
Jared Dame
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I don't know of the book, but you should take a look at the php.ini
configuration section of the PHP manual to see how to turn on global
registration. I should also point out that that approach is discouraged
with newer versions of PHP because of the potential security issues
connected to it. You could look into using the $_ special arrays (like
$_POST or $_GET) instead.
Cheers,
Marco
On Sun, 2002-10-13 at 12:44, Jared Dame wrote:
> I borrowed a book on PHP from a friend and have sat down to try some
> examples, but I am running into some issues with the book being out of
> date for something. I am doing a simple coffee bean counter from the
> beginning of the book and can't seem to check track of my global
> variables from the html form to the php calculation form. The book asks
> me to place the following line but I get an error that it is not supported
>
> <?php_track_vars?>
> If I leave the line out I get nothing on th e php page, obviously.
>
> Could someone describe briefly how to track variables in memory between
> html forms and php calculation pages?
>
> The book I am using is Essentials PHP by Julie C. Meloni. Platform is Linux.
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> Jared Dame
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>
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Hi,
I need help installing PHP on a Linux Red Hat 7
I downloaded the tar.gz distribution, decompressed, and put: ./configure,
but i forgot the options, so i press control+c to stop the process, write
the line to put ./configure --options...... and hit enter, the scripts says
that only one configuration can be at time or something like this, and i
can't restart the process, tried to continue with install (Make | Make
install), but it doesn't work, also removed the directory and decompressed
php again, and it doesn't work :(
Any idea on how i can reset the configure status?
thanks!!!
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