Re: Re: php script running as a cgi

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check to make sure you are allowing globals to be accessed in your
php.ini.....make sure you are accessing the post/get vars correctly

On 1/16/06, John Nichel <john@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> zedleon wrote:
> > Let me ask this...
> > What is the proper way to configure a php script to run as a cgi?
> > What items need to be included (i.e. header info, content type, etc )
> for
> > the cgi
> > to find the variables sent from the html form?
> >
> > anybody?
>
> POST/GET variables will work without any added 'tweaking' regardless of
> how your webserver is running php (CGI/Module).  Post some code as to
> what is not working.
>
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Take care...
Adam

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