[snip]
You're not likely to find something specific on FLAG, but maybe the
following demonstration can help....

<?php

if("blue" == $sky){
$niceWeatherFLAG = TRUE;
} else {
$niceWeatherFLAG = FALSE;
}

?>

$niceWeatherFLAG is that 'memory location' (variable) where the FLAG
information is stored.

Now, what is the precise nature of your problem? List citizens would
certainly be glad to help if we knew the problem.
------------------------
 There are some queries regarding PHP 4.1.As you mentioned in php 4.1
 register_globals=off. are set for security reasons.

 Is it Required to have Form attribute  as enctype="multipart/form-data"
if
i  have a File Upload on the Particular Form.

 <form name=form1 action="test.php3" method="Post"
 enctype="multipart/form-data">
 i.e <input type=file name=filename>

 I am Facing a Problem as when i am removing the enctype attribute in
Form
 object, i am able to pass form values data
 from one form to another form i.e the destination form will able to
retrieve
 the form values, but from the source form when i keep the enctype
attribute
 in the source form object, i am unable to pass the values i.e the
 destination form is unable to retrieve
 the values passed from source form.

 Second Problem is I am unable to retrieve the image name using
 $_FILES['filename']['name']; in the Destination form.
 The source form has the file upload html tag

 <form name=form1 action="test.php3" method="Post"
 enctype="multipart/form-data">
 i.e <input type=file name=filename>
 <input type=submit value=submit>
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So, what does this have to do with FLAG?

As for image uploads you need to read and follow
http://us3.php.net/manual/en/features.file-upload.php carefully. The
multipart/form-date is the only way that you can upload the image file.
I can see that there is some confusion, can you post your relevant
source form code and destination form code?

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