[PHP] Re: $HTTP_SERVER_VARS not accessible in Functions (fwd)

2002-07-22 Thread Sukumar .S 



What is your PHP Version ?

Try putting the 

   global $HTTP_SERVER_VARS;
   print_r($HTTP_SERVER_VARS);

in your custom function  and check out what is it printing...

-S. Sukumar


 I'm trying to access some settings in the $HTTP_SERVER_VARS[] array, but,
 within a custom function() this array appears empty. In the calling script,
 however, the $HTTP_SERVER_VARS[] array is defined.
 
 I thought this was supposed to be superglobal and available on every
 level? If not, is there another command I can use? I also tried $_SERVER[]
 but this appears to be always empty no matter what level I call it on.
 
 Thanks.
 
 Monty
 
 
 .
 
 



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[PHP] Re: $HTTP_SERVER_VARS not accessible in Functions

2002-07-22 Thread Richard Lynch 

I'm trying to access some settings in the $HTTP_SERVER_VARS[] array, but,
within a custom function() this array appears empty. In the calling script,
however, the $HTTP_SERVER_VARS[] array is defined.

I thought this was supposed to be superglobal and available on every
level? If not, is there another command I can use? I also tried $_SERVER[]
but this appears to be always empty no matter what level I call it on.

$_SERVER, if you are in a current version, would be a super global.
$_HTTP_SERVER_VARS would *NOT* be super global.

You'll need:
global $HTTP_SERVER_VARS;
inside your function to import the data.

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