Henrik,
I think your problem is jsimply that you are not getting variable substitution
of $HTTP_GET_VARS[whatever] inside double quotes.
print whatever is $HTTP_GET_VARS[whatever];
is not safe.
You need
print whatever is {$HTTP_GET_VARS[whatever]};
or, (IMHO better),
print 'whatever
Thanks. It actually turned out that I wanted to do just:
$HTTP_POST_VARS[\\1]
in the regex (ie: removing the quotes entirely inside the array)
and it works just fine. Thanks for the info however.
On Friday 16 November 2001 09:37, George Whiffen wrote:
Henrik,
I think your problem is
Henrik Hudson wrote:
So, its having problems doing an eval on the HTTP_POST? If I replace the
HTTP_POST stuff with just$\\1 and then define $string =
$HTTP_POST_VARS[string] it works just fine, but I can't do this since I
don't know what string is going to be, just that it is between ]
Thanks for the help on this.
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