Hi Y'all...
Ok. I just got Apache 1.3.xx and I have PHP4.1.1 and MySQL 3.23.47 on WinXP Pro...
I am currently using IIS5.1 with PHP4 and MySQL but I'd like to move across to Apache..
Catch is? I have hunted through all the FAQ's for Apache and there is no mention of
how-to configure
On Monday 22 January 2001 14:36, The_RadiX wrote:
Hi Y'all...
Ok. I just got Apache 1.3.xx and I have PHP4.1.1 and MySQL 3.23.47 on WinXP
Pro...
I am currently using IIS5.1 with PHP4 and MySQL but I'd like to move across
to Apache..
[snip]
BUT.. when I call $SERVER_NAME in my php's
Use $_SERVER[SERVER_NAME]
---John Holmes...
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Hi Y'all...
Ok. I just got Apache 1.3.xx and I have PHP4.1.1
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---John Holmes...
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Subject: [PHP] Apache: SERVER_NAME gone?
Hi Y'all...
Ok. I just got Apache 1.3.xx and I have PHP4.1.1 and MySQL 3.23.47
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Subject: RE: [PHP] Apache: SERVER_NAME gone?
because $SERVER_NAME is created IF the php
directive register_globals = on. this setting
is off by default
On Tue, 23 Jan 2001, The_RadiX wrote:
Hmm
because $SERVER_NAME is created IF the php
directive register_globals = on. this setting
is off by default as of PHP 4.2.0. all
server predefined variables behave this way,
such as $PHP_SELF, etc.
Yes so I've heard... One thing
On Tuesday 23 January 2001 07:55, The_RadiX wrote:
Hmm
because $SERVER_NAME is created IF the php
directive register_globals = on. this setting
is off by default as of PHP 4.2.0. all
server predefined variables behave this way,
such as $PHP_SELF, etc.
Yes so I've heard... One
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