GH> Please give more context. This seems to be a part which explains how
GH> register_globalled stuff was changed, so there the $ has the role to
GH> show how it was with register globals. If this is the case, then the
GH> dollar should not be removed. The question is not simply have the dollar
GH>
Good day, Gabor.
GH> Please give more context. This seems to be a part which explains how
GH> register_globalled stuff was changed, so there the $ has the role to
GH> show how it was with register globals. If this is the case, then the
GH> dollar should not be removed. The question is not simply h
Can you explain me, why we should write
PHP_AUTH_USER
without symbol '$' and $HTTP_SERVER_VARS with it?
GH> If you use the $ symbol, then it suggest that the global variable usage
GH> is suggested. PHP_AUTH_USER is supposed to be in the _SERVER array if I
GH> remember correctly, and if you write it
Good day, Gabor.
>> Can you explain me, why we should write
>> PHP_AUTH_USER
>> without symbol '$' and $HTTP_SERVER_VARS with it?
GH> If you use the $ symbol, then it suggest that the global variable usage
GH> is suggested. PHP_AUTH_USER is supposed to be in the _SERVER array if I
GH> remember co
Can you explain me, why we should write PHP_AUTH_USER
without symbol '$' and $HTTP_SERVER_VARS with it?
If you use the $ symbol, then it suggest that the global variable usage
is suggested. PHP_AUTH_USER is supposed to be in the _SERVER array if I
remember correctly, and if you write it with $, t
Good day.
Can you explain me, why we should write PHP_AUTH_USER
without symbol '$' and $HTTP_SERVER_VARS with it?
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Войцеховский Александр [young],
http://young.org.ua
