I have heard from someone you must keep turning register_globals on and off
while restarting your web server for $_POST and $_GET to work
properly although I'm not very sure..
On 12/1/05, Norbert van Nobelen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> register_globals=on will result in a totally non transpara
register_globals=on will result in a totally non transparant way of variables
from a post being usuable. For example: You post the variable tt_name with a
value, than echo $tt_name will show that value without you having to assign
it from the post.
It is not only insecure, it is also very bad co
As I learned recently, register_globals should always be off, you do not
need it to enable GET and POST variables. I believe enabling it will do
something like set $_POST["name"] to $name automatically (of course there's
always the 90% chance that I'm absolutely wrong).
You might want to see i
Fil wrote:
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> Ladies and Gentlemen,
>
> Thankyou for this opportunity of picking someones brains before I tear
> the place apart. I am just starting with PHP but have encountered an
> insurmountable hurdle.. I need to work through HTML form "posting"
> examples to a PHP script. ONE STEP a
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