On 12/26/01 1:39 AM, "Philip Olson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> hmm, now that i\'m trying to program with register_globals=off, what
>> is the new $HTTP_SESSION_VARS?
>
> $HTTP_SESSION_VARS works, as will $_SESSION (after 4.1.0). These
> "special" PHP variables are described in the manual:
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ok, thanks Phillips!
>The new vars will be listed and described in the manual >eventually (fairly soon).
>For now, read the above release >notes.
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> hmm, now that i\'m trying to program with register_globals=off, what
> is the new $HTTP_SESSION_VARS?
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS works, as will $_SESSION (after 4.1.0). These
"special" PHP variables are described in the manual:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.variables.predefined.php
Some wo
hmm, now that i\'m trying to program with register_globals=off, what is the new
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS?
maybe there should be a page in the online manual describing these new variables for
easy reference after all, i can\'t find reference to them other than those on the
changelog too.
thanks
Dav
because they are not documented yet, but, will be. there really is
nothing else to say besides what you quoted, they act like their
counterparts except these new ones are global.
by counterparts i mean _GET == HTTP_GET_VARS so the manual entries on
those will apply. see the predefined variables
Hello!
Two items in the new 4.10 change-log caught my attention:
*Introduced a new $_REQUEST array, which includes any GET, POST or
COOKIE variables. Like the other new variables, this variable is also
available regardless of the context. (Andi & Zeev)
*Introduced $_GET, $_POST, $_COOKIE
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