No idea what you mean html module, but it looks like a register_globals problem.
I completely agree. But for the sake of beating a dead horse.
The value you are looking for in this instance is located in the
appropriate global arrays($_GET,$_POST,$_SERVER, etc, etc)
So basically, you could
I mean that if you use the following code into welcome.php file:
Welcome
$user";
?>
You can pass directly this line: http://domain/welcome.php?user=nameofuser
into the address bar and the nameofuser specified as variable User, must be
visible in the following example:
"Welcome UserName"
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No idea what you mean html module, but it looks like a register_globals
problem.
Tiziano Crimella wrote:
Im' sorry but I discovered a problem when I try to send an HTML module to a
PHP file. Watch the example below:
module.html:
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Im' sorry but I discovered a problem when I try to send an HTML module to a
PHP file. Watch the example below:
module.html:
Module
welcome.php:
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