On Fri, August 19, 2005 2:14 am, Jochem Maas wrote:
> true. I was just pointing out how easy it is to 'fake'
> register_globals
> personally all my code currently runs this on init - because I don't
> like reg.globals at all:
>
> function unRegisterGlobals()
> {
> if (ini_get('register_globals
Richard Lynch wrote:
On Wed, August 17, 2005 5:21 am, Jochem Maas wrote:
Daniel Baughman wrote:
Its simply a Boolean to indicate whether or not a query should be
ran and
displayed, and further more its for a small intranet.
If it's that small a project/program, it should not be that tricky
On Wed, August 17, 2005 5:21 am, Jochem Maas wrote:
> Daniel Baughman wrote:
>> Its simply a Boolean to indicate whether or not a query should be
>> ran and
>> displayed, and further more its for a small intranet.
If it's that small a project/program, it should not be that tricky to
find the varia
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Subject: Re: [PHP] php 5.04 register_globals aint acting right.
Daniel Baughman wrote:
I have register globals enabled
viour.. but was wondering if anyone
else ran into these issues.
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Subject: Re: [PHP] php 5.04 register_globals aint acting right.
Daniel
Daniel Baughman wrote:
I have register globals enabled, or set to “On”. Isn’t this suppose to
take all of the $_POST variables and $_GET variables and make initialize
them by name?
register_globals should do that. but not "register globals",
regardless is a shitty setting.
I have register globals enabled, or set to On. Isnt this suppose to
take all of the $_POST variables and $_GET variables and make initialize
them by name?
i.e. $_POST[runquery] will be accessible via simply $runquery
??
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