I'm not a PHP guru but don't you mean:
if ( isset($_POST[products]))
Regards,
John
On Tuesday 23 October 2012 15:45:02 Wes Smith wrote:
> I am receiving NOTICES when I run a script like this one:
>
> echo "Welcome $_POST[user]!";
> echo "Your
I have been able to enable mod_deflate on the outbound (server response)
portions of my request chain. However, what I want to do is enable mod_deflate
on incoming requests which actually inflates (unpacks) gzipped data. I believe
there may be a bug in the server logic when you mix mod_deflate
Just discovered the solution which is use DEFLATE on incoming requests to
INFLATE the content. Weird, but that's how it is mapped out in mod_deflate.c.
I guess the thinking is that you wouldn't ever zip content which has already
made it across the wire to your server.
Zach Calvert
-Origi
> I welcome and seek advice from those more experienced.
> Thank you.
> Wes Smith
This is not a PHP forum but whatever, array keys should be used in
parentheses unless there are statically declared variables used on
purpose (in your code they're not).
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What ever happened to happily ever after
I am trying to configure an apache reverse proxy serving SSL where it will
inflate gzip posts and then deflate (gzip) the response on the way back out. I
have all SSL, reverse proxy configuration working. I've tested and verified
those pieces. What I'm trying to do now is enable mod_deflate t
Hi,
> I have configured Apache to act as a reverse proxy for some of our internal
> SAP applications. These internal SAP applications already has SSO set up
> using Kerberos. Is it possible configure Apache to "delegate" the
> authentication to the internal SAP application so I have to set
Hi,
I'm using Apache 2.2.22 for Windows 2003 with openssl 0.9.8t. A PCI scan
reported a vulnerability with this version of openssl.
From what I see on Apache.org, the 2.2.23 version and 2.4.3 don't have a
Windows version available.
I see Apache 2.2.23 for Windows with a current version of ope
