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---John Holmes...
> -Original Message-
> From: Andres Olarte [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Saturday, October 12, 2002 8:11 PM
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> Subject: Re: [PHP] POST and GET variables don't work
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>To: Andres Olarte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,php-general
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>Subject: Re: [PHP] POST and GET variables don't work
>Date: Sat, 12 Oct 2002 19:58:04 -0400
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>Most likely you have register_globals set to "off" on your ph
Am Sonntag, 13. Oktober 2002 02:11 schrieb Andres Olarte:
> Thanks to Oscar and Jennifer, it's working now. I did a bit of reading,
> and it seems it's not recommend to enable "register_globlas", why is that?
For security...
Imagine, you register a session variable to contain the user's ID. Any
Try:
$_Post[name];
or $HTTP_POST_VARS[name];
In new PHP version, register_globals is set to "off" by default, which is
why $name isn't working for you. Although, I'm surprised GET isn't
working
Jen
> I've just built PHP from source (4.2.3) on Red Hat Linux 7.2 with
>
> configure --with-
I've just built PHP from source (4.2.3) on Red Hat Linux 7.2 with
configure --with-java --with-apxs=/usr/local/apache/bin/apx
It's running with Apache 1.3.26
PHP work ok, even Java works, but if I try to pass variables from a form
with either POST or GET, the variables don't get through. T
Most likely you have register_globals set to "off" on your php.ini.
Change this to register_globals = on (or "true", or "yes", either one
should).
If you dont want to do that, Try with $_GET['name'] or $_POST['name'].
HTH.
Oscar F.-
Andres Olarte wrote:
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> I've just built PHP fro
BTW, disregard my comment about GET... I confused myself. Zzz.
Jen
> Try:
>
> $_Post[name];
>
> or $HTTP_POST_VARS[name];
>
> In new PHP version, register_globals is set to "off" by default, which is
> why $name isn't working for you. Although, I'm surprised GET isn't
> working
>
> Jen
>
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