"Matthew Morvant" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > I posted a couple of days ago inquiring as to why some inhierited PHP code > was not working. I determined that scope was the issue. The overwhelming > response I got back pertained to register_globals. I have read up on > register_globals and realize that it is not considered good practice to use > it. Still investigating I run phpinfo(), it turns out that register_globals > is set to ON (both places). However the server does not act this way. I > searched for an htaccess file, which I belive (not sure) can override > settings in the ini file. I could not find one. So now I am stuck in the > same place I started. My client doesn't want to pay for me to "scope" all > of the variables in the application, but it doesn't appear to work without > the proper scoping. Any suggestions on further research will be > appreciated. > > Matthew
To clarify "both" places are the Local value and the Master value. An example of code that doesn't work follows asume a user follows this link http://test/test.php?adduser=1 <?php if( isset($adduser) ) /////// If I change to if(isset($_GET['adduser'])) all works fine { // function properly } else { //crap out } ?> -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
