Jay Blanchard wrote:
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But IE and Konqueror both load the info.php correctly from my end. It
is
the index.php for Nukemods.com that gets hosed in those browsers.
So you're saying that index.php is broken? Then why it gets loaded fine
if I delete the .htaccess file?
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That is exactl
[snip]
> But IE and Konqueror both load the info.php correctly from my end. It
is
> the index.php for Nukemods.com that gets hosed in those browsers.
So you're saying that index.php is broken? Then why it gets loaded fine
if I delete the .htaccess file?
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That is exactly what I am saying.
Jay Blanchard wrote:
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Actually, according to the info.php page for that directory
register_globals is ON as you desire...correct?
Correct, the .htaccess file overides just fine register_globals and
error_reporting but somehow Internet Explorer and Konqueror does not
load the page.
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[snip]
> Actually, according to the info.php page for that directory
> register_globals is ON as you desire...correct?
Correct, the .htaccess file overides just fine register_globals and
error_reporting but somehow Internet Explorer and Konqueror does not
load the page.
[/snip]
But IE and Konqu
Jay Blanchard wrote:
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If I create an PHP environment such that I don't need to override
register_globals and error_reporting with a .htaccess file it works just
fine, so I guess the problem is in the .htaccess file. I posted my
httpd.conf file at http://e-technics.com/dorna/httpd.conf.
If
[snip]
If I create an PHP environment such that I don't need to override
register_globals and error_reporting with a .htaccess file it works just
fine, so I guess the problem is in the .htaccess file. I posted my
httpd.conf file at http://e-technics.com/dorna/httpd.conf.
If I comment the lines
Jay Blanchard wrote:
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It doesn't work. After all a script that contains only phpinfo()
(e-technics.com/dorna/info.php) works OK, but the webpage, which is a
PhpNuke doesn't work.
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Actually info.php works in IE and reports register_global is ON locally
(within that directory). There
[snip]
It doesn't work. After all a script that contains only phpinfo()
(e-technics.com/dorna/info.php) works OK, but the webpage, which is a
PhpNuke doesn't work.
[/snip]
Actually info.php works in IE and reports register_global is ON locally
(within that directory). Therefore, as I stated ear
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Subject: RE: [PHP] register_globals problem
The only problem I see with that is that you're using the constants E_ALL
and E_NOTICE in the .htaccess file. You can't use constants there, you need
to use the actual number. (2047 & ~8) == 2039:
php_flag register_globals 1
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>
>Did you try the test.php above?
>
>
>
Yes, I have. Doesn't work.
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Then your httpd.conf in not configured properly. It would appear to me
that PHP is not working at all. I went to the URL inquestion and did not
find this test page, so it will be hard for me to help you. Does PHP
Jay Blanchard wrote:
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Put a page in that directory called test.php with only
phpinfo();
?>
It doesn't work at all if I put AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
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Did you try the test.php above?
Yes, I have. Doesn't work.
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Subject: RE: [PHP] register_globals problem
The only problem I see with that is that you're using the constants E_ALL
and E_NOTICE in the .htaccess file. You can't use constants there, you need
to use the actual number. (2047 & ~8) == 2039:
php_flag register_globals 1
php_fla
The only problem I see with that is that you're using the constants E_ALL
and E_NOTICE in the .htaccess file. You can't use constants there, you need
to use the actual number. (2047 & ~8) == 2039:
php_flag register_globals 1
php_flag error_reporting "2039"
Chris
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>Put a page in that directory called test.php with only
>
>
>phpinfo();
>
>?>
It doesn't work at all if I put AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
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Did you try the test.php above?
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Jay Blanchard wrote:
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I have a webpage that needs to use some specific php.ini settings
different from other php applications on my web server. I have created a
.htaccess file with the following content:
php_flag register_globals 1
php_flag error_reporting "E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE"
It works fi
[snip]
I have a webpage that needs to use some specific php.ini settings
different from other php applications on my web server. I have created a
.htaccess file with the following content:
php_flag register_globals 1
php_flag error_reporting "E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE"
It works fine, but only on Mozil
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