Yes, It was off the cuff, thanks for asking, and it was late over here.
I am sure that register_globals is on.
It is set up in httpd.conf like this
php_value register_globals on
PHP definately works, the function phpinfo() spews out all the relevant
details and it even says register globals is on.
This is the code I used to list everything in http_post_vars
while (list($name, $value) = each($HTTP_POST_VARS)) {
echo "$name = $value<br>\n"; }
Never mind anyway,
I have since posted this problem to one of the many mailing lists at php.
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On Wednesday 26 Jun 2002 11:47 pm, Brian Ashe wrote:
> Hello Wesley,
>
> Wednesday, June 26, 2002, 10:49:10 PM, you textually orated:
>
> WM> Hi,
>
> WM> I'm having a major problem with my php set up on my redhat box:
>
> WM> Values are not getting passed from one page to the next on apache. Any
> ideas? WM> Are there any particular features of php I must ensure are
> enabled to have WM> this simple stuff work?
> WM> I modified the http.conf file and removed the <Limit> tags temporarily
> as a WM> test, still the same 'result'.
>
> WM> Eg
>
> WM> page.php
> WM> -----
> WM> <form action=pageaction.php method=post>
> WM> <input type=text name=test>
> WM> <input type=submit value="Submit" name=submit>
> WM> </form>
> WM> ----
>
> WM> page-action.php
> WM> -----
> WM> echo $name;
> WM> ----
>
> I really hope the above was off the cuff, because the above fails for a
> couple of very obvious reasons.
>
> Your form action doesn't seem to match the file it is to go to.
>
> The only two variables you _could_ get are "test" and "submit" (the
> attribute "name" sets what PHP will create for you).
>
> WM> And ... nothing.
>
> WM> The contents of http_vars_post and http_vars_get are emtpy.
>
> By "empty" do you mean that you can't just "echo" them and have it spew out
> the value pairs? It's not supposed to. They are arrays. Try the
> "array_values" function.
>
> WM> I recently upgraded to apache 1.3.26 as a result of a security thing
> mentioned WM> by RHN and now my php forms don't work!
>
> Are you sure PHP is running?
> Did you make sure you httpd.conf file was not changed?
> Did you make sure that your php.ini file wasn't changed?
> Is "register_globals = On" set in your php.ini file?
> Did you compile support for it?
> Did you compile DSO and make a PHP module?
>
> I have to assume you compiled it yourself since RH didn't release a version
> 1.3.26 officially.
>
> Have fun,
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