I suggest you make sure you use $_GET['your_variable'] when ever you're fetching a GET variable, $_POST['var'] for all post variables and so on, instead of what you're doing now.
This works just fine with register_globals = On as well, so I always use it... to be safe..
Mike
On Apr 29, 2004, at 10:40, Kim Jacobs (Crooks) - Mweb wrote:
if any of you could help me out, I would greatly appreciate it... I am an absolute beginner to php (2 weeks now) and dont know what I dont know...
I have written some scripts to access my online SQL db and I've tested the scripts on my machine with PHP 4.3.6 and register_globals = On
Now where I host my site, uses PHP 4.3.5 and has register_globals = Off which means of course, that my scripts arent working, but I dont know why....
My question is, how do I convert my scripts so that they will work please? I know that $id and $submit are two of the 'inputs' that it doesnt like, but I dont know the rest
Tx K
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