>> I always forget, because they changed it around on POST/GLOBALS/etc at
>> some point, but only on some of them. Grrr.
>
> The built-in arrays with names beginning $_ are "superglobals", i.e.
> always
> global anyway. The only other "superglobal" is $GLOBALS, which is a
> anming
> exception bec
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On 09 December 2004 20:41, Richard Lynch wrote:
> My best guess from skimming your code is that you need:
>
> global $_POST;
No, he doesn't.
>
> in the function that uses $_POST
On Fri, 2004-12-10 at 05:52 +0800, Jason Wong wrote:
> On Friday 10 December 2004 04:52, Danny Brow wrote:
>
> OK, you never said what your problem was except to say "everything works but
> the str_replace item_pics1."
>
> Did you check $GLOBALS['errors'] after calling this function?
No but I'm
On Friday 10 December 2004 04:52, Danny Brow wrote:
OK, you never said what your problem was except to say "everything works but
the str_replace item_pics1."
Did you check $GLOBALS['errors'] after calling this function?
> function html_template() {
> global $item_pics1;
> if (file_exist
Danny Brow wrote:
function html_template() {
global $item_pics1;
if (file_exists('item.html')) {
print "This is item_pics1" . $item_pics1;
$html_template = $GLOBALS['html_template'];
$html_template = str_replace('{item_pictures}', $item_pics1,
$html_template);
On Friday 10 December 2004 04:48, Danny Brow wrote:
> On Thu, 2004-12-09 at 12:40 -0800, Richard Lynch wrote:
> > My best guess from skimming your code is that you need:
> >
> > global $_POST;
>
> should I put this at the top of my code with the rest of my variables?
No
> > in the function that u
On Thu, 2004-12-09 at 12:40 -0800, Richard Lynch wrote:
> My best guess from skimming your code is that you need:
>
> global $_POST;
>
> in the function that uses $_POST.
>
> Or is $_POST always global anyway?
>
> I always forget, because they changed it around on POST/GLOBALS/etc at
> some poi
On Thu, 2004-12-09 at 15:39 -0500, Roger Spears wrote:
> Danny Brow wrote:
> > On Thu, 2004-12-09 at 13:41 -0500, John Nichel wrote:
> >
> >>Danny Brow wrote:
> >>
> >>>Below is a snip of a program I am writing, I am a little new to php.
> >>>Any how, I can't for the life me figure out why one of
On Thu, 2004-12-09 at 12:40 -0800, Richard Lynch wrote:
> My best guess from skimming your code is that you need:
>
> global $_POST;
>
should I put this at the top of my code with the rest of my variables?
> in the function that uses $_POST.
>
> Or is $_POST always global anyway?
No.
>
> I
My best guess from skimming your code is that you need:
global $_POST;
in the function that uses $_POST.
Or is $_POST always global anyway?
I always forget, because they changed it around on POST/GLOBALS/etc at
some point, but only on some of them. Grrr.
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On Thu, 2004-12-09 at 13:41 -0500, John Nichel wrote:
> Danny Brow wrote:
> > Below is a snip of a program I am writing, I am a little new to php.
> > Any how, I can't for the life me figure out why one of my functions
> > cannot grab the item_pics1 variable. I have tried passing the variable
> > t
Belay that...the $GLOBALS array has existed since PHP3
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Danny Brow wrote:
Below is a snip of a program I am writing, I am a little new to php.
Any how, I can't for the life me figure out why one of my functions
cannot grab the item_pics1 variable. I have tried passing the variable
to the function, tried using $GLOBALS['item_pic1']. So I guess my
questio
Below is a snip of a program I am writing, I am a little new to php.
Any how, I can't for the life me figure out why one of my functions
cannot grab the item_pics1 variable. I have tried passing the variable
to the function, tried using $GLOBALS['item_pic1']. So I guess my
question is, does PHP in
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