Bug #3855 Updated: Undefined Variabla
| From: | vietbq at hotmail dot com | Date: | Mon, 01 Jul 2002 01:57:07 +0000 |
| Subject: | Bug #3855 Updated: Undefined Variabla | ||
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ID: 3855
Updated by: vietbq@hotmail.com
Reported By: mad_max@shovel.dip.pl
Status: Closed
Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem
Operating System: Slackware Linux 2.2.14/Apache 1.
PHP Version: 4.0 Beta 4 Patch Level 1
New Comment:
hi everybody..
I'm in suck with this problem.. , PHP 4.2.1 for Win32, running in
Apache 1.3.24 - win32 and mySQL 3.23.33-win32..
but, when I've installed everything (shoutbox, chat script, forum,
phpCard, guestbook, etc..) but my browser noticed : "Undefined
variables.... in xx lines"..
althrought I've installed with document of author's scripts.. but,
it've not running ... should I do now ???
Can you help me ??? Be quickly as soon as possible..
*P/S : my PC config : Win2K Prof. , MS Office XP , P III 933Mhz, Ram
128Mb, Apache 1.3.24 , mySQL 3.23.33, PHP 4.2.1 - all of them for
Windows 32bit...
Thank a lot !!
Previous Comments:
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[2000-05-19 13:13:58] zeev@cvs.php.net
--enable-track-vars actually has nothing to do with it:
- Recent versions of PHP 4.0 have track-vars enabled by default.
- HTTP_REFERER is not related to track-vars; It's an environment
variable (or a server environment variable). If it's missing, it means
the server did not supply it, which is quite common, if there's no
referer (e.g., if the user connected to the URL directly, and wasn't
refered from any other site).
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[2000-05-19 12:54:06] sterling@cvs.php.net
you need to compile with --enable-track-vars.
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[2000-03-17 03:13:41] mad_max@shovel.dip.pl
Heh, it started just like a hell... Error: undefined variable in
everywhere...
I guess it has something to do with date handling because I didn't
change _anything_ in server config and it went up.
And the most (un)funniest thing that I get is:
Warning! Undefined variable HTTP_REFERER in somewhere...
Let' hope we get a patch soon ;-)
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