PHP 4.1.2 (+) has register_globals turned off by default. Do either of the below to turn it on:
1.. Turn register_globals on in PHP.INI 2.. Use ini_set in one or more of the most commonly used files of the application to have register_globals turned on for that application. (I think a variant of PHP directive in Apache also achieves this effect. But not sure though). [EMAIL PROTECTED] "James Daily" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > > RE: phpsecurityadmin-2002-07-24.zip and PHP 4.2.2 > > PLATFORM: win 98 > > BACKGROUND: in order to use the above classes i had to > upgrade to PHP 4.2.2 > > PROBLEM: when i upgraded to 4.2.2, all my old scripts > lost the GET or POST info being passed. > > COMMENTS: everything except the phpsecurityadmin classes > worked as expected under PHP 4.0. > > after upgrade, phpsecurityadmin classes work but any old > scripts that are accepting data from previous page via > GET or POST do not. > > i can manually parse the GET query string, but this is foolish > and time consuming. > > it's as if the automatic variables are not getting assigned > the data being passed. > > QUESTION: has anybody else run across this and > what was the resolution? > > --------------------------------------------- > James Daily > Phone : 816 943 9891 > Email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] (or hit reply button) > Web : http://tellmama.com/ > Philosophy: > 4 2 1000 > ( cos(ø - r) - sin ø ) * ( r - 2r cos(2ø + 2.4) + 0.9) + 0.62r) < 0 > > Education is a progressive discovery of our own ignorance. > Will Durant >