Actually the super global variable that were accepted before PHP 4 have all been
depreciated. if you're using get then there's a new server variable
_SERVER[formTagName] that passes variables across pages.
melih
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> From: "Cristian MARIN" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2003/06/23 Mon PM 01:17:34 E
Then try:
Any of this will work for the moment.
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$HTTP_GET_VARS - This is an example of the old style super globals. However,
php is now moving over to a simpler method...
$HTTP_GET_VARS is becoming $_GET['x']
Post variables all arrvie as $_POST['x']
Session variables are $_SESSION['x']
Cookie variables are $_COOKIE['x']
and so on. I strongly su
