Hello!
Since PHP 4.1.0 $PHP_SELF is called $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']
unless you've explicitly acivated the register_globals
variable in the php.ini. (I bet you haven't.)
Change everything in your code accordingly.
Every variable is found at the array of variables called
like the methods' name. If you're receiving values through
the get-method you'll have to address them by
$_GET['theName'], post by $_POST['xyz'] and so on.
Please feel free to write on further questions,
Mark
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Von: C vd Veen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 21. März 2002 03:45
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Betreff: PHP String
Hi,
I got a Xitami webserver running on Windows 98, work perfect to me, I have PHP4.1.2,
MySql MyODBC, Active Perl ect.
My question is that when a script calls the $PHP_SELF string I receive the wellknown
404 message from my webserver.
Why doesn't Windows 98 put the website in the PHP string??? Something like the
JavaScript command location.history() does work
fine.....
How come?
Thanks
C van de Veen
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