Oh, forgett, I believe if you turn off safe mode, then you can access them
via variable names, but not really recommended from a security point of
view.
-----Original Message-----
From: Svensson, B.A.T. (HKG)
To: 'php-windows@xxxxxxxxxxxxx '
Sent: 27-5-2004 23:13
Subject: RE: PHP GET VARIABLES
Must be an older version of php, that featured is by defualt turned of
in
php nowadays. U can use $_POST['regionName'] or $_GET['regionName'] to
get
the values.
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael
To: php-windows@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: 27-5-2004 22:37
Subject: PHP GET VARIABLES
I'm working through a tutorial book. They are retrieving variables from
a
GET parameter by just referencing the variable in the script.
example:
<?php
echo "Region Name is " . $regionName . "\n";
?>
Where the variable is feed through the get URL:
http://localhost/example.php?regionName=Riverland
The only problem is that I'm using IIS so it doesn't seem to pass the
variable to the script the way the author intended. Maybe its just an
IIS
issue. I can setup the var with a $_GET["regionName"] but just curious
if
there is some sort of php.ini setting or something I'm missing to make
this
work.
Thanks!
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