On Mon, 8 Jul 2002, Martin Towell wrote:
>>> <?
>>> if(ini_set("register_globals", "0"))
>>> echo "ini_set success";
>>> else
>>> echo "ini_set failed";
>>> ?>
>
>I haven't tried this code
Then why comment on it?
>but I assume you're trying to say that "ini_set
>failed" is displayed, but you're expecting the other output to be displayed.
>Am I correct there?
Yes, is it not obvious enough from just reading the code? I am showing
that the ini_set() function is not working properly, as per the manual.
The manual states that ini_set() returns the old value on success and
FALSE on failure. My script always returns false. Any idea why?
>What happens if you use http://localhost/file.php?var=something or whatever
>your test script's path is and have this line at the end of the script
> echo "var = |$var|";
What does this prove or disprove in relation to the ini_set() function?
If you knew anything about the function then you would see I am passing it
a big fat zero in the second parameter, just as the manual states I can. I
also tried "Off" and "off", same results.
>does $var contain anything. If it doesn't, then ini_set() worked...
>otherwise.. um... find other way of doing it(??)
Yes.. another way, any suggestions?
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