Hi
Does anyone have an idea what is so special about the string "/VAR" ? If i create a form that submits to a php file and in the form i put the string /VAR anywhere in the text or just /VAR I get an 404 error from apache on an existing file. If i take the same form and remove the /VAR string all is ok.
I'm not sure if this is an apache issue or PHP. Did anyone encounter such a behavior?
The only thing I can think of is that if you're using GET as your form method and end up with something like:
www.domain.com/file.php?v=/VAR
then maybe for some odd reason you're web server is actually looking for a path of "file.php?v=" and "VAR" instead of realizing the "/VAR" is in a query string. That shouldn't be happening, though.
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