When registered globals is set to off this does not effect the $PHP_SELF
variable right? In other words I should be able to call $PHP_SELF with
out having to do this $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], right?
Thanks,
Jason Giangrande
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When registered globals is set to off this does not effect the $PHP_SELF
variable right? In other words I should be able to call $PHP_SELF with
out having to do this $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], right?
No. With register_globals OFF, $PHP_SELF is not set.
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On Wed, 2003-07-23 at 12:19, Jason Giangrande wrote:
When registered globals is set to off this does not effect the $PHP_SELF
variable right? In other words I should be able to call $PHP_SELF with
out having to do this $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], right?
Thanks,
Jason Giangrande
Without going
Actually, I am running PHP 4.3.2 on a Gentoo Linux box with
registered_globals set to Off and $PHP_SELF does work. The production
box running Red Hat and PHP 4.3.0, with register_globals also set to
Off, doesn't work using $PHP_SELF (as apparently it should), and this is
why I was asking.
Jason
* Thus wrote Jason Giangrande ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
When registered globals is set to off this does not effect the $PHP_SELF
variable right? In other words I should be able to call $PHP_SELF with
out having to do this $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], right?
register_globals has nothing to do with
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