Re: FN-FORUM PHP Problem - Only Simple

date posted 21st June 2002 18:25

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Hi Darren,

If you're using PHP 4.2.0 upwards in it's default configuration then =
environment and server variables, along with GTE POST and cookie data, =
are no longer automatically created as global variables. This is thanks =
to the register_globals setting in the php.ini file, which needs to be =
set to 'on'. Alternatively, if you don't have access to the PHP =
configuration then you can try adding the following to the beginning of =
your scripts...

extract($_SERVER);
extract($_ENV);
extract($_GET);
extract($_POST);
extract($_COOKIE);

If that seems a little dratic, then just change the section that outputs =
HTTP_REFERER to...



I hope this helps!

Regards,

Steve

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Subject: FN-FORUM PHP Problem - Only Simple


I know this is simple but why does it keep bringing back an Undefined =
variable: HTTP_REFERER. Can some one please help with this.



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Hi Darren,
 
If you're using PHP 4.2.0 upwards in it's default=20
configuration then environment and server  variables, along with =
GTE POST=20
and cookie data, are no longer automatically created as global =
variables. This=20
is thanks to the register_globals setting in the php.ini file, which =
needs to be=20
set to 'on'. Alternatively, if you don't have access to the PHP =
configuration=20
then you can try adding the following to the beginning of your=20
scripts...
 
extract($_SERVER);
extract($_ENV);
extract($_GET);
extract($_POST);
extract($_COOKIE);
 
If that seems a little dratic, then just change the =
section=20
that outputs HTTP_REFERER to...
 
<?php echo getenv('HTTP_REFERER'); =
?>
 
I hope this helps!
 
Regards,
 
Steve
 

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