Harpeet,
Try:
session_cache_limiter('private');
See if that makes any difference.
-Adam.
Harpreet wrote:
I am getting the following error when i use the IE back button.
Warning: Page has Expired The page you requested was created using
information you submitted in a form. This page is no lo
It does? I'm running CLI 4.3.2, and it echo()'s when told to. My scripts
also run as quick as they normally would.
Are you certain it's not a scripting issue? Or provide some sample code?
-Adam.
Jon Harrell wrote:
I noticed that compared w/ 4.2.3 (the last working
fdf/tk until now) that the CLI
Stuart,
This problem occurs when you try to access an index in an array that
does not exist.
First off, make sure that your variables are getting passed to the
script via POST. Do this by calling the function print_r(), and passing
the $_POST array as an argument to it.
print_r($_POST);
That
Oh, and to answer your original question: yes, as far as I am aware
register_globals would have to be on for that code to work.
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they are "scopeless".
It would only work if you used the following code beforehand:
global $_POST['photo'];
hth.
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Sven,
The report back depends on the version of the CGI specification the webserver
is running. With Apache, this is normally CGI/1.1.
Running it as an ISAPI module makes no difference, as it depends on the
webserver configuration.
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