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It can be on any page.
The magic_quotes_gpc check takes place in a settings.php file which is always the first thing included for every php page for this site. It has a number of define statements and a few other includes and thats about it. No database connections or anything else apart from class and function declarations have taken place.
CPT John W. Holmes wrote:
| From: "William Bailey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | |>I have a strange problem with one of the sites i work on and provide |>support for. I the following block of code that checks to see if |>magic_quotes_gpc is enabled and if it is it dies with an error message: |> |>if((integer)ini_get('magic_quotes_gpc')!=0){ |>~ debug('Magic Quotes GPC is currently active. Please disable.'); |>} |> |>The debug functoin just displays a sorry message on the browser and |>emails the description and the serialized $GLOBALS variable back to me. |> |>in the php.ini i have the following: |> |>; Magic quotes for incoming GET/POST/Cookie data. |>magic_quotes_gpc = Off |> |>Now every so often say at most 1 in 100 hits a user will see the sorry |>screen and i get a call back email and every time its the same issue |>'Magic Quotes GPC is currently active. Please disable.' | | | Is it only for certain pages or random ones? Examing $GLOBALS doesn't give | any clues, I presume? Nothing strange in the query string, etc? | | ---John Holmes... | |
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