-Original Message-
From: Richard Ellerbrock [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 13 March 2002 14:25
The following code generates a warning when register_globals=off and
error reporting is set to E_ALL. How do I define the constant
in another
way not to generate a warning? This is with php 4.1.1. I use defines
extensively throughout my code and it is making my debugging difficult
through the transition to register_global=off code.
?php
define(DBF_HOST, localhost);
echo DBF_HOST;
?
Warning: Use of undefined constant DBF_HOST - assumed 'DBF_HOST' in
var/www/html/iptrackdev/test.php on line 3 localhost
That has nothing to do with register_globals! You're getting the error because you
have error_reporting set to E_ALL. The error is that both arguments to define should
be strings, thus:
define('DBF_HOST', 'localhost');
The way you have it, the naked DBF_HOST looks like a reference to a constant, but when
PHP looks it up it can't find it because it hasn't been defined yet because the define
contains a reference to the constant DBF_HOST which hasn't been defined yet so when
PHP looks it up it can't find it because... oh, well, you get the idea!
Cheers!
Mike
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