At 02:30 PM 5/31/2002 -0700, Rasmus wrote:
>Nothing has changed with respect to normal global variables. The only
>thing that changed was the register_globals default setting, but if you
>have turned that back on in your php.ini and a phpinfo() page shows you
>did that right, then nothing should
Nothing has changed with respect to normal global variables. The only
thing that changed was the register_globals default setting, but if you
have turned that back on in your php.ini and a phpinfo() page shows you
did that right, then nothing should have changed that broke your script.
To insert
At 12:54 PM 5/31/2002 -0700, Rasmus wrote:
>What is the actual code that isn't working?
Basically, it is the configuration stuff included from the main.conf
files with a log of global variables and the php files that are included
from the main.conf file.
Fist action is the verification of t
What is the actual code that isn't working?
On Fri, 31 May 2002, P. Jourdan wrote:
> Hi Rasmus,
> Thanks. For some reason the php.ini file was not where it should have been.
> But that still does not solve my problem.
> I have now updated the globals (I can restore the old ones), but it still
>
Hi Rasmus,
Thanks. For some reason the php.ini file was not where it should have been.
But that still does not solve my problem.
I have now updated the globals (I can restore the old ones), but it still
does not work. I don't understand if the globals should be on or off for
the newer variables.
First, did you edit the right php.ini file? Check phpinfo() to see if
register_globals is actually on and also check the location of the php.ini
file.
-Rasmus
On Fri, 31 May 2002, PJourdan wrote:
> I am afraid I have to debug my whole site since updating the global
> variables or turning on th
