RE: [PHP] stuck n00b

2002-10-01 Thread Jay Blanchard

[snip]
Submits to addUser.php:

?php
echo $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['userName'];
?

Returns this error in my browser:

Notice: Undefined index: userName in E:\Inetpub\wwwroot\Test\addUser.php on
line 11

Is there a setting in my php.ini file I need to change? register_globals is
off, as that seems to be the preferred method now. But that's my issue,
trying to access this external variable. $_REQUEST doesn't work. $_POST
doesn't either. I have other scripts that it's working in, but I may not
know what I'm saying here.

PHP 4.2.3 on IIS (personal web server or whatever it's called) on WinXP Pro.
[/snip]

You mentioned everything but $_GET{'userName'] :^]
Since the form method=GET this is what you would have to do to 'get' the
result you're looking for.

HTH!

Jay



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RE: [PHP] stuck n00b

2002-10-01 Thread Jay Blanchard

[snip]
You mentioned everything but $_GET{'userName'] :^]
[/snip]

Ooops, typo!

$_GET['userName']

HTH!

Jay


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Re: [PHP] stuck n00b

2002-10-01 Thread Chris Nielsen

My form is actually using method=post. And I did use $_POST. Can't
remember if I tried $_GET, but if I'm using post would that even work? I'll
give it a try later and let you know.

Jay Blanchard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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 [snip]
 Submits to addUser.php:

 ?php
 echo $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['userName'];
 ?

 Returns this error in my browser:

 Notice: Undefined index: userName in E:\Inetpub\wwwroot\Test\addUser.php
on
 line 11

 Is there a setting in my php.ini file I need to change? register_globals
is
 off, as that seems to be the preferred method now. But that's my issue,
 trying to access this external variable. $_REQUEST doesn't work. $_POST
 doesn't either. I have other scripts that it's working in, but I may not
 know what I'm saying here.

 PHP 4.2.3 on IIS (personal web server or whatever it's called) on WinXP
Pro.
 [/snip]

 You mentioned everything but $_GET{'userName'] :^]
 Since the form method=GET this is what you would have to do to 'get' the
 result you're looking for.

 HTH!

 Jay





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RE: [PHP] stuck n00b

2002-10-01 Thread Jay Blanchard

[snip]
My form is actually using method=post. And I did use $_POST. Can't
remember if I tried $_GET, but if I'm using post would that even work? I'll
give it a try later and let you know.
[/snip]

My bad! I looked at two e-mails from different folks and saw a GET in one,
and a POST in another. Since you are using POST it should be
$_POST['userName'] or $_POST[userName]

Jay



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Re: [PHP] stuck n00b

2002-10-01 Thread Chris Nielsen

I was sure I'd tried it, but $_POST works now.

Thanks guys.

Jay Blanchard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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 [snip]
 My form is actually using method=post. And I did use $_POST. Can't
 remember if I tried $_GET, but if I'm using post would that even work?
I'll
 give it a try later and let you know.
 [/snip]

 My bad! I looked at two e-mails from different folks and saw a GET in
one,
 and a POST in another. Since you are using POST it should be
 $_POST['userName'] or $_POST[userName]

 Jay





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