Hello Jolly, Sunday, May 26, 2002, 10:58:45 AM, you wrote:
JN> Olexandr,
JN> <?PHP
JN> /* I can get the values from these */
JN> foreach ($HTTP_POST_VARS as $var => $value) {
JN> echo "$var = $value<br>\n";
JN> }
JN> /**************************/
JN> /*however empty for this sentence*/
JN> echo "equals ".($t1+$t2);
JN> /**************************/
JN> echo "<form action='$PHP_SELF' METHOD='POST'>\n";
JN> echo "<input type='text' name='t1'>\n";
JN> echo "<input type='text' name='t2'>\n";
JN> echo "<input type='submit' name='Submit' value='Submit'>\n";
JN> echo "</form></p>\n";
?>>
JN> P.S. I have set "register_globals = On", but still not work
JN> The attached files are my config files of php and apache!
I looked through your configuration files and didn't notice any
serious differences between them and my ones. I have PHP 4.2.1/Apache
2.0.36 on WinXP Pro. My register_globals was off. When I made it On
your scipt worked properly. I don't know what the reason. What PHP you
have?
I attached my php.ini. Maybe you can find some important things.
Another one question: does $PHP_SELF give proper value? It must not be
set if register_globals=off. So if $PHP_SELF is set to some value,
then global variables are registered.
And the last question: why do you use global variables? It's much
easier to use superglobal arrays $_POST, $_SERVER, etc. They guarantee
that any values passed to your script won't be mixed.
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Best regards,
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