Jay, good guess, but wrong! While register_globals does equal off, I am
using $_GET['pagename'] to assign the value to $pagename before the snippet
of code that I sent. Sorry I didn't mention that earlier. I tried putting
the _GET in my header redirection directly, but that didn't help. Any
And what about $_SERVER[HTTPS], are you using it?
PHP wrote:
Jay, good guess, but wrong! While register_globals does equal off, I am
using $_GET['pagename'] to assign the value to $pagename before the snippet
of code that I sent. Sorry I didn't mention that earlier. I tried putting
the _GET
[snip]
Jay, good guess, but wrong! While register_globals does equal off, I am
using $_GET['pagename'] to assign the value to $pagename before the
snippet
of code that I sent. Sorry I didn't mention that earlier. I tried
putting
the _GET in my header redirection directly, but that didn't help.
Here's an idea... echo each of the values and see what they actually
contain. While you grab $pagename from $_GET, where are you getting
$HTTPS? Is it a superglobal too? Maybe it's $_SERVER['HTTPS']
Cheers,
Rob.
On Fri, 2003-09-19 at 10:57, PHP wrote:
Jay, good guess, but wrong! While
Try $_REQUEST['pagename'] instead. Oh before you do that, try this and see
if you have any received data at all in the first place. just look for
'pagename' in any arrays, don't look for $_GET['pagename'], just look for
'pagename' and see if there is any.
--snip--
?
print_r($GLOBALS);
?
Marek and Rob,
Doh! That was it. I am still finding things that I used to assign
globally. It is a good thing, but it makes for a bit of work. Thanks to
Jay too. I appreciate everyone's help.
Have a good one,
Jonathan Duncan
Marek Kilimajer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Jay,
Try replying to the group so that your contributions stay with the thread
instead of being orphaned and lost.
Regards,
Jonathan Duncan
Jay Blanchard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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[snip]
Jay, good guess, but wrong! While register_globals does equal off, I am
[snip]
Try replying to the group so that your contributions stay with the
thread
instead of being orphaned and lost.
[/snip]
I always do, did something weird happen?
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Perhaps it is just Outlook Express but many of your replies are showing as
ophans.
Jonathan
Jay Blanchard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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[snip]
Try replying to the group so that your contributions stay with the
thread
instead of being orphaned and lost.
[/snip]
I
Well, I'm using Outlook Express and it looked fine for an hour or so now.
But not with the ones earlier in the morning. Strange though!
Scott F.
Jonathan Duncan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Perhaps it is just Outlook Express but many of your replies are showing as
But Jay Blanchard situation wasn't the only one. It's the same for other
people.
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Well, I'm using Outlook Express and it looked fine for an hour or so now.
But not with the ones earlier in the morning. Strange though!
* Thus wrote Jonathan Duncan ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Jay,
Try replying to the group so that your contributions stay with the thread
instead of being orphaned and lost.
he did.
Curt
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