At 12:35 PM -0500 4/7/06, Bing Du wrote:
Thanks for the response.
That way is secure and has nothing to do with register_globals ;)
Good. That's what I wanted to hear. I know by default some pre-defined
global variables can be accessed through $GLOBALS. If I don't want end
users to add their own user defined variables in the superglobal area, how
should I do that?
What you can do too is this:
<?php
function foo($a) {
echo "a is $a";
}
?>
Yeah, I know it works this way. The reason I don't go this way is I have
quite a few variables that need to be passed to the function, it's not
feasible to pass all them as funtion parameters.
Bing
Bing:
Then pass them as an array by reference.
I seldom use Globals.
tedd
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