three solutions:
1. turn register_globals off for compatibility purposes via .htaccess
file in the script's directory
2. create a auto_prepend file with the following: extract($_GET), this
should do the trick
3. rewrite the whole code to make any user-input (form) variable to be
$_REQUEST or $_GET/$_POST respectively
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"Kiswa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote... :
> I know its stupid but i�ve been writing a site for a register_globals = on
> enviroment
> now i need to convert all the code to an off setting
>
> the page is built by sending a whole lot off vars to diferent pages.
> as you can see below the hyperlink sends the id var to the same page and
> then echos the code.
> can anyone help humpty dumpty?
>
>
>
>
> <font size="2"><a href="left.php?id=1" target="_self">Finansiering</a><BR>
> <?
> If($id==1){
> echo "<a href=info/leas.htm target=\"mainFrame\"><font
> color=\"#00CCCC\">Leasing</font></a><BR>
> <a href=info/avb.htm target=\"mainFrame\"><font color=\"#00CCCC\">R�ntefri
> avbet.</font></a><BR>
> <a href=info/stul.htm target=\"mainFrame\"><font
> color=\"#00CCCC\">Studentl�n</font></a><BR>";
> };
> ?>
>
>
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