Re: register_globals=on

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Alain:

You can and, in my opinion, should start coding with the register variables now.  That way, when your isp come to their senses and set register_globals=off, you'll have no changes remaining.  If you happen to miss one or two, they will be easy to find and fix in very little time.

Bon chance,
Doug

On Mon, 26 May 2003 21:06:23 +0200, Alain Barth?lemy wrote:

>Hello,
>
>My outside Web-server uses PHP-4.3.X but with register_globals=on in
>php.ini. They will comment this line some day thus I'll have to change
>all parts (not too many luckily) where I use posted variables (change
>$variable -> $_POST['variable']).
>
>Can anyone advice a way to prepare the change? Sorry if it is in the
>PHP-DB list but my main work concerns PHP with MySQL.
>
>Thank You,
>
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