host that is up to PHP 4.10 or better. Most seem stuck
at 4.04 or, at best, 4.06.
Since 4.10 made some important changes/improvments, (and most of my code
already takes advantage of this), I'd like to find a host supporting 4.10
and MySQL.
I understand I could run a dedicated server
http://www.acilhost.com/en/index.php
Here you can find what you need.
They also offer custom solutions with the lowest prices in the
world...
On Fri, 08 Feb 2002 11:04:32 +, Neil Freeman wrote:
I have a feeling that www.aletia.com use 4.1.1
Edward Marczak wrote:
already takes advantage
be different on other machines at Aletia, I don't know.
Anders
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I have a feeling
Apache
But it still can be different on other machines at Aletia, I don't know.
Anders
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I know the subject of web hosts that support PHP comes up frequently - but
here's a twist:
After going through the archives, and checking out many, many hosts, I
haven't found a web host that is up to PHP 4.10 or better. Most seem stuck
at 4.04 or, at best, 4.06.
Since 4.10 made some important
On 12/26/01 1:39 AM, Philip Olson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hmm, now that i\'m trying to program with register_globals=off, what
is the new $HTTP_SESSION_VARS?
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS works, as will $_SESSION (after 4.1.0). These
special PHP variables are described in the manual:
[snip]
I'll
Hello!
Two items in the new 4.10 change-log caught my attention:
*Introduced a new $_REQUEST array, which includes any GET, POST or
COOKIE variables. Like the other new variables, this variable is also
available regardless of the context. (Andi Zeev)
*Introduced $_GET, $_POST,
because they are not documented yet, but, will be. there really is
nothing else to say besides what you quoted, they act like their
counterparts except these new ones are global.
by counterparts i mean _GET == HTTP_GET_VARS so the manual entries on
those will apply. see the predefined
hmm, now that i\'m trying to program with register_globals=off, what is the new
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS?
maybe there should be a page in the online manual describing these new variables for
easy reference after all, i can\'t find reference to them other than those on the
changelog too.
thanks
hmm, now that i\'m trying to program with register_globals=off, what
is the new $HTTP_SESSION_VARS?
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS works, as will $_SESSION (after 4.1.0). These
special PHP variables are described in the manual:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.variables.predefined.php
Some words
ok, thanks Phillips!
The new vars will be listed and described in the manual eventually (fairly soon).
For now, read the above release notes.
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Just FYI - if you use extract($_REQUEST), you're exposed to the very same
danger that exists in register_globals.
You're much better off using import_request_variables(), which allows you
some control over what you put in the global scope.
Zeev
At 01:14 18/12/2001, Michael Jurgens wrote:
Hey
Hi, I'm trying to build php 4.10 with Ming support.
(the ming I get from cvs that is supposed to work with 4.10)
I build ming and follow the instructions in the Readme file.
then I move into php and go:
./configure --with-apache=../apache_1.3.22 --with-gd
--with-ming=../ming
I get the following
sorry, jumped the gun on that last one...
Hi, I'm trying to build php 4.10 with Ming support.
(the ming I get from cvs that is supposed to work with 4.10)
I build ming and follow the instructions in the Readme file.
then I move into php and go:
./configure --with-apache=../apache_1.3.22
* Mark ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [Dec 18. 2001 17:44]:
Hi, I'm trying to build php 4.10 with Ming support.
(the ming I get from cvs that is supposed to work with 4.10)
[...]
Configuring libtool
checking build system type... i686-pc-linux-gnu
checking for ld used by GCC... /usr/bin/ld
checking
On Tue, 18 Dec 2001 19:11:02 -0500, Brian Clark wrote:
* Mark ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [Dec 18. 2001 17:44]:
Hi, I'm trying to build php 4.10 with Ming support.
(the ming I get from cvs that is supposed to work with 4.10)
[...]
Configuring libtool
checking build system type... i686-pc-linux-gnu
Hi,
Now that register_globals is (or will be) OFF by default (just like
error_reporting) I'm facing a huge rewrite of existing code if my hosting
provider decides that he wants to upgrade his php (and believe me, he will
use default settings)
Is there any way to override register_globals and
a quick and inelegant hack
4.1 includes an array that has all of the data sent to the script...(or use
the different ones like $_GET etc if need be) then write a globalize function
that extracts the vars and declares them global...then use this snippet in an
auto_prepend file to magically
a quick and inelegant hack
4.1 includes an array that has all of the data sent to the
script...(or use
the different ones like $_GET etc if need be) then write a
globalize function
that extracts the vars and declares them global...then use this
Or use extract().
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If
Thank you for your answers.
The hack seems the way to go, but I haven't found anything like this on the
net. Presumably because the 'problem' is so new...
I have absolutely no control over my hosting providers settings, and I wish
PHP 4.10 would just understand something like
: Monday, December 17, 2001 4:54 PM
To: Jack Dempsey; Michael Jurgens
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [PHP] PHP 4.10: any way to override register_globals = OFF
a quick and inelegant hack
4.1 includes an array that has all of the data sent to the
script...(or use
the different ones like $_GET etc
for all in $_GET
{
$[varname] = $_GET[varname]
}
Could anyone give me some pointers in actually programming this?
extract($_GET);
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Jack
$_GET is automatically global to all scopes. No need to globalize.
chuck
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Jack
$_GET is automatically global to all scopes. No need to globalize.
chuck
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From: Jack Dempsey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Michael Jurgens
Hey Guys,
Thanks a lot, I allways use some config files that I include in every page,
and with
extract ($_REQUEST); added to one of those files, almost all of my
problems are history.
I'm now working on getting $PHP_SELF etc back working, but that should work
out.
Amazing this newsgroup, thank
you can do this to get what u want:
foreach($_GET as $key = $val){
$$key = $val;
}
this is what u want to do, right? :)
for all in $_GET
{
$[varname] = $_GET[varname]
}
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