> off. Likewise though, you might start looking for replacements for those
> scripts as it takes time to make the changes, but it has been a year since
> register_globals were turned off by default and mentioned that they were
> going away in the future.
That is a sound advice, some time ago a lo
You cannot use ini_set() for register_globals. It must be done from .htaccess,
httpd.conf or php.ini.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.ini-set.php
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The 'above' would make all items of $_SESSION array into variables... Errm..
$_SESSION["id"] would become $id, $_SESSION["username"] would become
$username and so on...
Not completely sure this'll work, but most likely as they already exist and
you only change their values, so they should remain g
Hey,
Thanks for replying.
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$_REQUEST is a great superglobal, check it out...
And at the top of the hijacked script:
while(list($tmp1,$tmp2)=each($_SESSION))
$$tmp1=$tmp2;
$tmp1=tmp2=NULL;
Could work.. :p
Can you tell me what the above does please? (am quite a
$_REQUEST is a great superglobal, check it out...
And at the top of the hijacked script:
while(list($tmp1,$tmp2)=each($_SESSION))
$$tmp1=$tmp2;
$tmp1=tmp2=NULL;
Could work.. :p
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Hey,
> Use an ini_set in your sessions script (I am assuming that you are using a
> seperate script to manage your sessions)
Not really, I use authenticate for the login, then above each script i have
a session_start() throughout the site.
Its gotten to be a habit that i start a script with sessi
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