It's not really fixed, more like hidden..
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> Thanks
> The cured the problem. It is now working.
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Thanks
The cured the problem. It is now working.
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> 1. I assume you are using 4.3.1, not 4.31... Not that it really matters
> though...
> 2. It's in your PHP.ini, I think you are used to have error_reporting =
> E_ALL & ~E_NOTI
1. I assume you are using 4.3.1, not 4.31... Not that it really matters
though...
2. It's in your PHP.ini, I think you are used to have error_reporting =
E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE, but you have E_ALL only... This displays Notices...
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"David Ada
Yeah sure - there is a setting called 'register_globals' which is available
to acquire variables from post or get vars but its off by default for
security reasons. You can set this to On in php.ini file
The better way though is to explicitly state where you want to acquire user
iinput : in your
"Richard West" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Hey, I just installed apache and php on my desktop and everything was
> working great. I went to go make a form and I am getting these errors
> everytime I try to access one of the variables
