Stut wrote:
Actually it suggests exactly that. Apache is giving PHP the query
string, and PHP does nothing to it before it puts it in the $_SERVER
variable. So this basically means that when you use the type-map
Apache is not populating the query string variable.
In short, I'm 5-9's%
All,
I've got a weird issue concerning $_GET and apaches content negotiation.
situation one:
files in htdocs/:
phpinfo.phtml.en (all it does is call phpinfo()).
phpinfo.html - apache type-map
if I load URL = https://server/phpinfo?klop=99, I see no _GET variables
listed. (with the URL,
On 8/13/07, Per Jessen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All,
I've got a weird issue concerning $_GET and apaches content negotiation.
situation one:
files in htdocs/:
phpinfo.phtml.en (all it does is call phpinfo()).
phpinfo.html - apache type-map
if I load URL =
Tijnema wrote:
This has nothing to do with PHP, and there's only a very little chance
you get a successfull result here.
Your Apache type-map probably just doesn't take the $_GET variables
with it,
Yeah, that is possible - I was wondering whether to blaim PHP or Apache.
I just thought there
Per Jessen wrote:
Tijnema wrote:
This has nothing to do with PHP, and there's only a very little chance
you get a successfull result here.
Your Apache type-map probably just doesn't take the $_GET variables
with it,
Yeah, that is possible - I was wondering whether to blaim PHP or Apache.
I
On Mon, August 13, 2007 4:45 am, Per Jessen wrote:
I've got a weird issue concerning $_GET and apaches content
negotiation.
situation one:
files in htdocs/:
phpinfo.phtml.en (all it does is call phpinfo()).
phpinfo.html - apache type-map
if I load URL = https://server/phpinfo?klop=99,
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