|But from looking at your output, there is definately something screwy with
|their setup.
|
|In phpinfo, what are the settings for track_vars (if listed) and
|global_vars?
track_vars is set to ON for local and master.
register_globals is set to ON for local and master.
there isn't a listing for
> The GLOBALS array contains an a array called GLOBALS, which contains
> GLOBALS, endlessly. It will never ever end ;) It's fixed in 4.0.2.
That was a typo. What I mean to say is that it's fixed in 4.0._4_, not _2_.
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Plutarck
Should be working on something...
...but forgot what it was.
""Pl
Btw, the reason you got all the output is why I said to hit the browser Stop
button. Technically it will run forever.
The GLOBALS array contains an a array called GLOBALS, which contains
GLOBALS, endlessly. It will never ever end ;) It's fixed in 4.0.2.
get_defined_vars isn't available till 4.0.
Hello.
The version is php-4.02 built on Sep 22, 2000.
|What version of PHP? I ask because a few test functions aren't available on
|older versions of PHP4.
|
|Try this piece of code:
|
|$arr = get_defined_vars();
|
|print_r($arr);
This gave me an error on get_defined_var() so I tried
print_r($
What version of PHP? I ask because a few test functions aren't available on
older versions of PHP4.
Try this piece of code:
$arr = get_defined_vars();
print_r($arr);
(if that doesn't work, try print_r($GLOBALS), but be sure to hit the Stop
button on your browser, because it will print off an i
I am migrating a site to a new host (westhost.com) and having some
issues. PHP was compiled as a cgi instead of a module which is what I
have always used. This wasn't really an issue until I realized a lot of
my scripts that depended on apaches environment variables ($REQUEST_URI,
$HTTP_USER_AG
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