Re: [PHP] php3 / php4 vars - Submitted form doesn't work

2002-05-29 Thread 1LT John W. Holmes
Not really. You still pass variables through GET, POST, or COOKIE data. How you access the value is different based on your configuration and the PHP version. It's different for different versions of PHP4, too. Do you have a specific question or problem? ---John Holmes... - Original Message

Re: [PHP] php3 / php4 vars - Submitted form doesn't work

2002-05-29 Thread Nicolas Costes
Le Mercredi 29 Mai 2002 16:15, vous avez écrit : Not really. You still pass variables through GET, POST, or COOKIE data. How you access the value is different based on your configuration and the PHP version. It's different for different versions of PHP4, too. Do you have a specific question

Re: [PHP] php3 / php4 vars - Submitted form doesn't work

2002-05-29 Thread 1LT John W. Holmes
: PHP ((E-mail)) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 10:32 AM Subject: Re: [PHP] php3 / php4 vars - Submitted form doesn't work Le Mercredi 29 Mai 2002 16:15, vous avez écrit : Not really. You still pass variables through GET, POST, or COOKIE data. How you access the value

Re: [PHP] php3 / php4 vars - Submitted form doesn't work

2002-05-29 Thread Philip Olson
So my question is : Are there differences between PHP3 and PHP4, in the manner of passing variables to a script ??? Sort of. There are many factors for using data from outside of PHP, such as forms. For example, let's assume: form method=GET action=test.php input type=text

Re: [PHP] php3 / php4 vars - Submitted form doesn't work

2002-05-29 Thread Nicolas Costes
Le Mercredi 29 Mai 2002 17:00, Philip Olson a écrit : So my question is : Are there differences between PHP3 and PHP4, in the manner of passing variables to a script ??? Sort of. There are many factors for using data from outside of PHP, such as forms. For example, let's assume:

Re: [PHP] php3 / php4 vars - Submitted form doesn't work

2002-05-29 Thread Nicolas Costes
/ php4 vars - Submitted form doesn't work Le Mercredi 29 Mai 2002 16:15, vous avez écrit : Not really. You still pass variables through GET, POST, or COOKIE data. How you access the value is different based on your configuration and the PHP version. It's different for different