On Friday, April 19, 2002, at 06:18 PM, Tobias Lindqvist wrote:
Hoe come I cant use $HTTP_*_VARS in my script ? I have register_globals
on, track vars is also on and i have made the necessary changes in my
apache config ( the ALLOWOVERRIDE ALL ). My system is Win XP, Apache (
newest ) and
Hi again.
Hoe come I cant use $HTTP_*_VARS in my script ? I have
register_globals
on, track vars is also on and i have made the necessary changes in my
apache config ( the ALLOWOVERRIDE ALL ). My system is Win XP, Apache
(
newest ) and newest PHP release.
You don't want to use $HTTP_*_VARS.
On Monday, April 22, 2002, at 10:28 AM, Tobias Lindqvist wrote:
Hoe come I cant use $HTTP_*_VARS in my script ? I have
register_globals
on, track vars is also on and i have made the necessary changes in my
apache config ( the ALLOWOVERRIDE ALL ). My system is Win XP, Apache
(
newest )
On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 08:02, Matthew M. Boulter wrote:
Quick question crew,
ATM we're trying to convert all of our existing scripts t conform to
register_globals being OFF, i.e., accessing everything through the
$HTTP_???_VARS[] arrays.
What I was wondering is, when register_globals in ON,
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