This are the results of the tests:
Put this into functions/display_messages.php (earlier debug code has been commented):
global $_SERVER;
if (function_exists('check_sm_version')) { echo "<hr>YES, global.php HAS
BEEN INCLUDED<hr>but _SERVER is only:<hr>"; print_r($_SERVER); echo "<hr>"; }
else { echo "<hr>NO, global.php HAS NOT BEEN INCLUDED<hr>"; }
exit;
and I get this:
-------------------------------------------
YES, global.php HAS BEEN INCLUDED
-------------------------------------------
but _SERVER is only:
-------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------
Then I restore the original display_messages.php & page_header.php, and put the followings into functions/global.php:
global $PHP_SELF; $PHP_SELF = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];
I can login without any problem. I also noticed the link now DOES NOT contain anymore redundant "src".
Tried "global $PHP_SELF; $PHP_SELF = $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['PHP_SELF'];", also gave me good result!
Paul, I think you've nailed down the problem.
My question, why am I the only person getting this? Has no one else download a fresh CVS of 1.4 and install freshly (no previous 1.4 installation) and get this problem?
I know one thing for sure: My previous /etc/php.ini settings were that of the testing environment for 1.2.7 and the only change was the register_global set to Off for 1.4
Thanks again Paul for all your effort & patience!
p dont think writes:
Well I see the problem... but not sure why it exists, since globals.php
should have already been included by the time we get here, which should
take care of this kind of thing. In the same place in
display_messages.php, can you please insert this in place of all the
previous stuff:
global $_SERVER;
if (function_exists('check_sm_version')) { echo "<hr>YES, global.php HAS
BEEN INCLUDED<hr>but _SERVER is only:<hr>"; print_r($_SERVER); echo
"<hr>"; }
else { echo "<hr>NO, global.php HAS NOT BEEN INCLUDED<hr>"; }
exit;
For fun, you can also attempt inserting this before line 49 in
/functions/global.php and see if it helps (to see if it works, you'll
either need to change the debug stuff we've been doing in
display_messages back to show the contents of $base_uri and/or $PHP_SELF
or take out your original hacks in page_header.php):
global $PHP_SELF; $PHP_SELF = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];
If that doesn't work, then try this:
global $PHP_SELF; $PHP_SELF = $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['PHP_SELF'];
Thanks for your help! We're getting closer...
- paul
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