register_globals is set to off, set it to on in php.ini or use the
$_GET['FolderNum'] notation.  see manual for details of why.

Jeff

My server is running RedHat linux 7.2.  I had previously used the RPM
installation and was running 4.0.6... I recently uninstalled the RPM
version and
installed PHP 4.2.2 from source code, and now I'm having problems with URL
variables.

ie.. http://www.dotkommissar.com/index.php?FolderNum=2

(my friend's site, who pointed out the problem)

The code in question:

echo "FolderNum = $FolderNum<BR>\n";

Why doesn't it return the value of FolderNum?  This worked fine prior to
the
upgrade.

Thanks!

Rick Root




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