Hi, sounds like you should use $_GET['your_variable'] and $_POST['your_variable'] instead of $your_variable
Regards, Bastian Shane schrieb: > Greetings gang. > > You know me, I never ask for help if I haven't checked all my other options, but >this is day two, and I'm getting spanked on this one. > > Some recently moved scripts from a WIN2K server running PHP 4.2.1 to an Apache PHP >4.2.3 setup have stop accepting HTML Form Variables. > > I can pass variables till I am blue in the face, even see them in the URL but they >are still showing up as (!isset) > > My ISP (Whom is using Virtual Directories) has no solution, and I have tried every >code variation I could think of to troubleshoot it. This code has been working fine >for Months on the WIN2K box, but just doesn't pass a var on the Linux solution. > > Can any Server pros out there possibly throw me a bone? My deadline is looming. :^) > > As always, a million thanks in advance. > Yours truly. > -NorthBayShane -- Mit freundlichem Gruß i.A. Bastian Vogt + KomTel Gesellschaft fuer + Kommunikations- und + Informationsdienste mbH + + Bastian Vogt + Nordermarkt 1, D-24937 Flensburg + + Fon: +49-461-9090-00, Fax: +49-461-9090-031 + EMail: [EMAIL PROTECTED], Internet: http://www.komtel.net + -------------------------------------------------------------------- + -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
