Tanoor Dieng wrote:
Hi,
are there some variables in your post array(aka are you sure that
$_POST is not empty)?
Normally this should works.
Tanoor.
2006/2/24, Jason Gerfen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am not sure why this is not working. Aren't $_POST vars
superglobals? I am trying to pass the
Since $_POST is a superglobal, it should not lose scope inside a
function() call. I could be wrong though.
Also, curious if $args is empty.. what is $num and $message. ?
Also.. you're calling a function in your return statement ?
On 2/24/06, Jason Gerfen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tanoor Dieng
Vidyut Luther wrote:
Since $_POST is a superglobal, it should not lose scope inside a
function() call. I could be wrong though.
Also, curious if $args is empty.. what is $num and $message. ?
Also.. you're calling a function in your return statement ?
On 2/24/06, Jason Gerfen [EMAIL
I am not as familiar with php as I am c++ but I wonder if you need to
pass by reference? Does this make sense in the context of php?
One other thing I would try is setting $temp = $_Post and then passing
$temp.
Chris
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Christopher Taylor wrote:
I am not as familiar with php as I am c++ but I wonder if you need to
pass by reference? Does this make sense in the context of php?
One other thing I would try is setting $temp = $_Post and then passing
$temp.
Chris
Yeah, I actually tried that as well.
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just for fun, I tried to do what you're doing.
http://www.phpcult.com/jason.phps
http://www.phpcult.com/jason.php to run it..
it seems to be working.. the problem is in your code.. but not PHP properly..
On 2/24/06, Jason Gerfen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Christopher Taylor wrote:
I am not
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