Hi Ernesto,
Try taking a look at the HTTP_SERVER_VARS array:
test.php?1
HTTP_SERVER_VARS["argc"] = 1
HTTP_SERVER_VARS["argv"] = array([0] => test)
XPerience the new windows (scary!) :)
John
>
>Nop. getenv("QUERY_STRING") also returns an empty string.
>The crazy thing is that getenv returns an empty string instead of FALSE.
>Anyway, if I do "index.php?a=1", I get HTTP_GET_VARS['a']==1, but
>$QUERY_STRING is still empty :(
>
>
>dav wrote:
>
>> Try getenv() function to import the query string from apache ambient.
>> This is not a bug, maybe the index.php?1 isn't standard at all.
>
>> "Ernesto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto nel messaggio
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
>>
>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>I'm a newbie using Apache 1.3.22 and PHP 4.0.6 on Windows.
>>>I'm trying to access the $QUERY_STRING var, but it's empty even when I
>>>do have a query string. On one server (Win2K), it works ok. On the other
>>>server (WinXP) it's always empty.
>>>If I use "index.php?s=1", $HTTP_GET_VARS['s'] is 1, but I need the raw
>>>query string because it's something like "index.php?1".
>>>
>>>Is this a known bug on PHP/WinXP?
>>>
>>>Regards,
>>>Ernesto
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