Hi Justin , Thankyou. They made this change in php 4.2.1 only?? But I never faced this problem previously with php3, php 4.0.1. Is it like that?
Thanks and Regards Balaji -----Original Message----- From: Justin French [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, June 13, 2002 12:44 PM To: Balaji Ankem Subject: Re: [PHP] Problem with postfield elements on 13/06/02 4:50 PM, Balaji Ankem ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Every time I have to refer like this $_POST['emp_id']. Can't I refer > as $emp_id ? Yes, partly. 1. you can always turn register globals back ON, but there is a reason (security) why they are now off by default. In short, if you know WHERE the var is coming from (eg POST), things should be more secure. (eg, if I can do something like foo.php?is_user=yes on your URL, it might have bad consequences, but if you ONLY trust a $_COOKIE['is_user'], then the script is already more secure. 2. at the top of the script, you can put in $emp_id = $_POST['emp_id']; Regards, Justin French
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