On Wed, Dec 12, 2001 at 02:23:03PM +0800 , Patrick Hsieh wrote:
> Hello,
> I have a testing url like:
> http://host.domain.com/test.php?111+222+&test_par=aaa&;
strangly it works if you exchange the order, that is put test_par firts.
> I am running Debian2.2r4:
hmm??
> me:~ #dpkg -l | grep php
>
Hello,
in this case, I can get $test_par.
My problem is, if I just use
"test.php?test_par=aaa" to get the parameter value or
"test.php?111+222+333" to get argument values, they are ok if they do
not both appear in the url. But if they both exist in the url, say,
test.php?111+222+&test_parm=valu
On Thursday 13 December 2001 04:27, Patrick Hsieh wrote:
> Hello,
> I use the php4 debian package from woody.
> But in this case, I can't print the value of $test_par, which should be
> "aaa"
>
> If I get php4 source tarball and compile myself, the function is working.
> I wonder why the php4 ship
Hello,
I use the php4 debian package from woody.
But in this case, I can't print the value of $test_par, which should be
"aaa"
If I get php4 source tarball and compile myself, the function is working.
I wonder why the php4 shipped from woody can't work.
BTW, I have register_globals = On in php.
* Patrick Hsieh ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [Dec 12. 2001 01:25]:
> http://host.domain.com/test.php?111+222+&test_par=aaa&;
>
> then in test.php, I can get
> 111 as argv0
> 222 as argv1
> &test_par=aaa& as argv3
>
> but I can't get the value of $test_par, which should be aaa
What's wrong with just usin
Hello,
I have a testing url like:
http://host.domain.com/test.php?111+222+&test_par=aaa&;
then in test.php, I can get
111 as argv0
222 as argv1
&test_par=aaa& as argv3
but I can't get the value of $test_par, which should be aaa
I found when I get the php4 source and compile myself, it is ok. Bu
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