Re: Other Notice problem...

About your comment 1: if i have register_globals=on, why $status is not be set by PHP? About your comment 2: if i have 2 pages: p01.php and p02.php, with p01.php code: ... ... <a href="p02.php?pp=2">link</a> ... ... and p02.php code: ... ... echo "$pp"; ... ... If i have register_globals=off, then when i click the link, in p02.php page, the echo command display nothing. If i have register_globals=on, then the echo command displays the value buy this way is deprecated. How can i run the script without problems having register_globals=off? Thanks, RB

From: Ernest E Vogelsinger <ernest@vogelsinger.at> To: "R B" <rbphp@hotmail.com> CC: marcot@tabini.ca,php-general@lists.php.net Subject: Re: [PHP] Other Notice problem... Date: Fri, 08 Nov 2002 17:31:25 +0100 At 17:27 08.11.2002, R B spoke out and said: --------------------[snip]-------------------- The array_key_exists or isset is a good solution. About your comment, i have the register_globals=on. I have 2 questions: 1.- What's the relation to have register_globals=off with this notice message? If register_globals is OFF, $status will simply not be set by PHP. You can always access it as $_POST['status'] or $_REQUEST['status']. 2.- I read the security comment about register_globals=on in the php.ini, but i set to on because if i set to off, i can't pass GET variables to other page. how can you pass GET variables to other page without setting register_globals=on? What do you mean by "pass it on to other page"? I'm afraid I don't get you. What are you trying to accomplish? -- O Ernest E. Vogelsinger (\) ICQ #13394035

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