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 Topic: Functions working on webserver, but not on Apache |
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Arez
Joined: 11 Jul 2007
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 Posted: Sat 14 Jul '07 19:36 Post subject: Functions working on webserver, but not on Apache |
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On my webserver, if I go to www.domain.com/index.php?p=Donate then that page will display correctly. If I go to it on my local PHP, it always brings up the data at www.domain.com/index.php and refuses to display anything but the index even though in the URL it has the information!
Someone said this may be due to register_globals, but I'm not sure. Can anyone offer advice? |
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bentogoa
Joined: 09 Feb 2007
Posts: 66
Location: GOA
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| Posted: Sun 15 Jul '07 8:19 Post subject: register_globals |
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The register_globals setting is "ON" on your webserver, and "OFF" on your localserver.
Having register_globals ON on the server is a security risk.
It is advised to turn is OFF
Changing your script to work with register_globals OFF will be good in long run, as PHP 6 will not have register_globals setting.
anywhere in your script if you find $p replace it with $_GET['p'].
if the $p in enclose in commas EG: "$p" then relpace it with $_GET[p]
All the parameters from GET request are in $_GET[] supergloble
while from POST are $_POST[].
Variables from COOKIES are in $_COOKIE[].
and file uploads are in FILES[].
$_REQUEST[] has both GET POST COOKIE
Bento Fernandes
http://www.goanwap.com
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