> >Yes. But with regards to form variables, all you need to do is
> >make one variable global:
> >$HTTP_POST_VARS
> >it is an associative array that contains all the post variables from
> >the form. Make it global and just loop through it.
> exactly, u need to loop to an array to get the globals u want.
No, to the the variables/values that you want.
> this is not the idea of global, global is global... if it's set outside
> of ALL functions it should be available 'with no extra code'
> to ALL functions, it works that way in all programming language
> I'm familiar with... why not in PHP? that's what I wanna know,
> why globals in PHP doesn't really work like globals?
Perhaps I'm missing something. In order to access the value of any
variable defined outside the scope of the function, you have to declare
it as "global". This is true in every single instance. If you do not, then
you cannot access the value of that variable. While it's been a while
since I've worked with C, I seem to recall it being the case there as
well. And in Pascal. And in VB. Again, it's been a while so I could be
wrong (but don't think so).
Also, PHP was written in C. Why would they institute a behaviour
that was radically different than what is part of the parent language?
Chris
