Abel Monroy wrote:
Hello,The default setting for register_globals in php.ini has changed from "on" to "off" for security reasons. Use the superglobals $_GET['ok'] and $_POST['ok'] depending upon GET or POST data. Its in the release notes.
I have installed php 4.2.3 for Windows, in a Apache server ( 1.3.27 ). I think I have missed some step during the installation of php.
Everything is all right, and php executes correctly things like
<?php
echo "Hello world";
?>
but if I want to pass a variable to other php, in this way,
www.localhost.com/testing.php?test=ok
and the code inside testing.php is:
<?php
if ($test=="ok") { // I have tried as well to put strcmp (($test, "ok") == 0)
echo "it works";
}
else echo "oopps, ok=$ok--";
?>
I obtain the wrong message ( oopps, ok=-- ). , so ok is null.
I think I need to put something more in my httpd.conf file, what I don't know what.
Regards
Chris
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