thotakura ravi chandu wrote:
Hi,
I we have linux server at our work place and apache and php4.x is
installed in that. Now I need to install PHP5 and I should make both
the versions of PHP available to programers. How can I do that.
Please help.
regards
Ravi
as far as I know you will need to run
eric lewis wrote:
Hi there
But I can’t transfer a simple variable from a form to
another php file. However it does work if I use $_POST['inputdata']. I
would much rather be able to use simple variables,
No you dont want to do this, it poses a major security risk which is why
it is now turne
Hi Eric,
This is normal. It was a much-discussed change and came into effect with 4.2. The default for "register_globals" went from on to off. Set it to on in the ini file if you're not too worried about security.
Ian
BTW your return address is wrong ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) - missing the 's'
I had sent the following problem seeking a solution. I am happy to say I
have found the solution. Actually, it was due to a foolish mistake - is
there any other kind?! - in the HTML test file I had written. There was
a hyperlink to the test PHP script:
This should be:
http://localhost/phpin
Hi
there
I
have just installed PHP5 and Apache2 on a Windows 2K computer. Everything seems
to work OK, I see the default Apache screen, and I can run phpinfo() and get
the page full of data. I can even connect to my mySQL database. But I can’t
transfer a simple variable from a form to a
