php-install Digest 9 Jun 2003 14:46:57 -0000 Issue 1415
Topics (messages 11036 through 11040):
Undefined variables in Apache
11036 by: Brian Ross
11037 by: \[cz\]Emo
11038 by: Mitch Pirtle
PHP 4.1.1 upgrade on VPS account with Red Hat 7.1
11039 by: Vlad Goryachev
PHP Web Mailer
11040 by: Stewart Walker
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When I installed Apache 1 and PHP together in Windows and setup everything
correctly. The script.php?variable=value way of posting to the PHP script
will not work. I had this problem once before but it was over a year ago and
I forgot how I fixed it. Please help if you can.
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Did you try
register_globals = On
"Brian Ross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> píše v diskusním příspěvku
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> When I installed Apache 1 and PHP together in Windows and setup everything
> correctly. The script.php?variable=value way of posting to the PHP script
> will not work. I had this problem once before but it was over a year ago
and
> I forgot how I fixed it. Please help if you can.
>
>
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Brian Ross wrote:
> When I installed Apache 1 and PHP together in Windows and setup everything
> correctly. The script.php?variable=value way of posting to the PHP script
> will not work. I had this problem once before but it was over a year ago
> and I forgot how I fixed it. Please help if you can.
With register_globals turned off (default since PHP 4.2.0 and for good
reason) you just reference the variable as part of the $_GET array:
$_GET['id'] instead of $id
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.variables.predefined.php
Never, EVER turn register_globals on. That is, unless you want your web
application stomped and ground into vegemite by all the CSS attacks out
there today. That's as bad as setting up SQL Server and leaving the sa
account at default. *gasp!*
HTH,
-- Mitch
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I recently upgraded to a VPS account with RedHat 7.1. As an "upgrade" I got
older version of PHP (4.1.1) and no support for it.
I installed PHP 4.3.2 using default prefix not to overwrite the old version
which was installed in a different location, but the Apache was still
picking up the old version.
Then I replaced all the old PHP files and directories with their new
versions, so they would be picked up from their original location. Nothing.
The phpinfo is still giving me 4.1.1
I realized that PHP was originally installed as an RPM package. Is there any
way to switch from the RPM installation to the new one without completely
removing it?
Any help would be appreciated
Vlad Goryachev
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Sorry this is off the subject but I'm looking for a
a good in-expensive
server-side web based, full-featured email/calender package
that works using/in PHP?
Appreciate it
Thanks
Stew
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