Just FYI - if you use extract($_REQUEST), you're exposed to the very same
danger that exists in register_globals.
You're much better off using import_request_variables(), which allows you
some control over what you put in the global scope.
Zeev
At 01:14 18/12/2001, Michael Jurgens wrote:
>Hey
you can do this to get what u want:
foreach($_GET as $key => $val){
$$key = $val;
}
this is what u want to do, right? :)
>for all in $_GET
>{
>$[varname] = $_GET[varname]
>}
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Hey Guys,
Thanks a lot, I allways use some config files that I include in every page,
and with
"extract ($_REQUEST);" added to one of those files, almost all of my
problems are history.
I'm now working on getting $PHP_SELF etc back working, but that should work
out.
Amazing this newsgroup, thank
r 17, 2001 5:59 PM
To: Jack Dempsey; Michael Jurgens
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Subject: Re: [PHP] PHP 4.10: any way to override register_globals = OFF
Jack
$_GET is automatically global to all scopes. No need to globalize.
chuck
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Jack
$_GET is automatically global to all scopes. No need to globalize.
chuck
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To: "Michael Jurgens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> for all in $_GET
> {
> $[varname] = $_GET[varname]
> }
>
> Could anyone give me some pointers in actually programming this?
extract($_GET);
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Sent: Monday, December 17, 2001 4:54 PM
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Subject: RE: [PHP] PHP 4.10: any way to override register_globals = OFF
> a quick and inelegant hack
> 4.1 includes an array that has all of the data sent to the
> script...(or use
> the differen
Thank you for your answers.
The hack seems the way to go, but I haven't found anything like this on the
net. Presumably because the 'problem' is so new...
I have absolutely no control over my hosting providers settings, and I wish
PHP 4.10 would just understand something like set_register_globals
> a quick and inelegant hack
> 4.1 includes an array that has all of the data sent to the
> script...(or use
> the different ones like $_GET etc if need be) then write a
> globalize function
> that extracts the vars and declares them global...then use this
Or use extract().
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a quick and inelegant hack
4.1 includes an array that has all of the data sent to the script...(or use
the different ones like $_GET etc if need be) then write a globalize function
that extracts the vars and declares them global...then use this snippet in an
auto_prepend file to magically register
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