you probably got register globals turned off in your php.ini file. Turn it
on or use the
$HTTP__VARS['varname'] Arrays
can be POST, GET, SESSION and so on
malte
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php-windows Digest 16 Jun 2003 07:36:33 - Issue 1778
Topics (messages 20325 through 20334):
Re: more on HTTP post variables
20325 by: weifan agusman
TIP - Creating 'neat' Word documents with PHP
20326 by: George Pitcher
Re: Help please: undefined index in sample code
Hello NG,
sessions are usually stored in files on disk or directly in a database.
However when not only reading these sessions but also writing to them
extensively, it might be unseful to store these sessions directly in memory.
Rumors say, this is possible via shared memory functions which
nice workaround ;-)
but how about this:
save your rtf-file and use it as a template with unique place-holders
(e.g. your rtf-part %yourUniqueDateField% next rtf-part). use preg-replace()
and replace your place-holders with your content. save your copy or mail
it.
ciao SVEN
George Pitcher
hi everybody,
i'am have problem about php send mail function, how can i send
extra header with it's. I'am crazy now because I can send it by using users
defined variable , but when I've send it with a html form, it's don't work at
all by use $_POST variable
please help me,
thanks you,
Thanks for the hidden input thingy. another question, when we use this kind of
format in an URL:
./something.php?name=meaddress=far
does it mean I'm using global variables (name and address?) is this a good thing or
should I do it some other way?
if I'm not mistaken, to use this
i don't really understand your question.
for the extended headers in mail use something like this:
$to = [EMAIL PROTECTED];
$subject = some subject;
$header = content-type: text/html; charset=\iso-8859-1\\n.
from: \[EMAIL PROTECTED]\n;
$message = some message;
if (mail($to, $subject,
Thanks, but where should I use $HTTP__VARS['varname'] Arrays??
Thanks again.
Felipe.
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you probably got register globals turned off in your php.ini file. Turn it
on or use the
$HTTP__VARS['varname'] Arrays
your vars you want to send to your next page are stored in these arrays.
so if you POSTed a form with $name and $email use $_POST['name'] or
$HTTP_POST_VARS['email'] in your script instead of the awaited $name and
$email.
ciao SVEN
Felipe Lorente [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb im Newsbeitrag
my dear man
if u try
$tireqty = $_POST['tireqty'];
with register globals on
it gives u the same error :)
i didn ask that without any reazon
toby
--- Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Which just
goes to show some people will say anything...
I don't think this has anything to do with
Undefined index is an error generated due to something trying to access a
value in an array that doesn't exist. That array can be the form elements
array. You should check all values with the !isset function to see if
they exist before trying to access them in case the user did not enter a
Try this. Please note that on windows you *cannot* raise a http auth box
this way (PHP_AUTH_USER is not defined for Apache on windows), so you will
need to use this on your live unix Apache/PHP server :
function getUserAuthPW() {
// If present, set user Authenticate Password box values
Toby, $_POST should exist even if register globals are on! Thats why I said
it would probably be nothing to do with it.
Unless I am mistaken
Stephen
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Toby,
If you write
$tireqty = $_POST['tireqty']
you're telling PHP that the calling script is sending a variable called
'tireqty'.
Since on your case the name of the value and of the POST are the same, I
mean that if you write
$AFTER_POST = $_POST['VALUE_PASSED']
you will set a variable
jeez
it didn work with me ..
i mean when i had register globals on it didn work .
i guess i must ve tried that in the stone age .. :|
toby
--- Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Toby, $_POST
should exist even if register globals are on! Thats
why I said
it would probably be
thats rather sweet of luis
thnx
:)
but it was somebody elses problem this time
i was only replying to stephen :)
;)
toby
--- Luis Moreira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Toby,
If you write
$tireqty = $_POST['tireqty']
you're telling PHP that the calling script is sending a variable
I bought a book on PHP, and in one of the examples it declares a variable
without assigning it a variable, then it uses the gettype() method to show
that the result would be NULL. Well, when I test the script I get the
following error:
Notice: Undefined variable: testing in C:\Program Files\Apache
The 'installshield' distribution installs the cgi version of php along with a
php.ini file which is exactly the same as the php.ini-dist which comes with
the zip distribution with the following settings edited to the values set up
by your progress through the wizard:
SMTP
sendmail_from
Hi Phil
Thanks for the info.
The thing is i have already installed using the installshield on a number of
online servers and this all works perfectly fine.
It appears i do not need any of the extra extension modules which are only
installed with the zip version because everything is working ok
It's your PHP.ini... You must set error_reporting to like E_ALL ~E_NOTICE
or something like that... You might also want to check register_globals,
most likely you want this to be On instead of Off which is default...
Jorge L. [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev i meddelandet
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I bought
On Monday 16 June 2003 5:21 pm, Daniel Crompton wrote:
My only concern is any security issue. I'm still unsure exactly what
security issue people are reffering to.
i.e. what are the consequences of using the installshield in real terms.
Exactly the same as using the zip distribution and
On Mon, 2003-06-16 at 18:49, DvDmanDT wrote:
It's your PHP.ini... You must set error_reporting to like E_ALL ~E_NOTICE
or something like that... You might also want to check register_globals,
most likely you want this to be On instead of Off which is default...
Both of these are very bad
I am getting the following error when i use the IE back button.
Warning: Page has Expired The page you requested was created using
information you submitted in a form. This page is no longer available. As a
security precaution, Internet Explorer does not automatically resubmit your
information
I am getting the following error when i use the IE back button.
Warning: Page has Expired The page you requested was created using
information you submitted in a form. This page is no longer available. As a
security precaution, Internet Explorer does not automatically resubmit your
information
thanks for the reply.
This should be easy enough. First, have you checked to see if
register_globals is on or off on your local machine? It defaults to off,
so $DOCUMENT_ROOT would become $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].
yep, it was set to 'off' so I've changed all the includes now so that they
php-windows Digest 16 Jun 2003 20:27:38 - Issue 1779
Topics (messages 20335 through 20359):
Sessions via shared memory
20335 by: M.Staiger
Re: TIP - Creating 'neat' Word documents with PHP
20336 by: sven
question about mail function
20337 by: tarn.hk
20340
I noticed that compared w/ 4.2.3 (the last working
fdf/tk until now) that the CLI will not echo
correctly... it takes 30-60 seconds and then a
whole page is echoed... also simple scripts seems
to take minutes instead of seconds...
jh
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Because if you are reading a book, and want to try the samples, chances are
quite big you want to try it exactly bit by bit, not modifying it on your
own... And even more, if you get like a CD or something, it must feel VERY
bad to have to rewrite it all... Now, which part was depricated? And in
In fact I am not sure I have installed php correctly. I have downloaded the php files
and Apache installed, and alos the phpmyadmin unzipped
here:
C:\mysql\bin where the mysql database is
and
C:\phpwhere php is
C:\phpmyadmin is here
And now, how can I open phpmyadmin?
How should I set
hi there,
how can i make HEADER(HTTP AUTHENTICATE) work with IIS6?
alain
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PHP w/Apache or IIS? w/Apache I wrote some documentation here that may
help; let me know if not.
http://ellingsworth.org/john/modules.php?op=modloadname=Newsfile=articles
id=10mode=threadorder=0thold=0
( http://ellingsworth.org/john/ )
Thanks,
John Ellingsworth
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im sure u must have fixed up ur php.ini and httpd.conf files
and set ur document root
u ve to fix ur mysql'z config file too
n myadmin otta be in ur doccument root to work properly
good luck
toby
--- Ildiko Nyari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In fact I am
not sure I have installed php
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