Re: register_globals

three solutions: 1. turn register_globals off for compatibility purposes via .htaccess file in the script's directory 2. create a auto_prepend file with the following: extract($_GET), this should do the trick 3. rewrite the whole code to make any user-input (form) variable to be $_REQUEST or $_GET/$_POST respectively -- Maxim Maletsky maxim@php.net "Kiswa" <Kiswa@telia.com> wrote... : > I know its stupid but i´ve been writing a site for a register_globals = on > enviroment > now i need to convert all the code to an off setting > > the page is built by sending a whole lot off vars to diferent pages. > as you can see below the hyperlink sends the id var to the same page and > then echos the code. > can anyone help humpty dumpty? > > > > > <font size="2"><a href="left.php?id=1" > target="_self">Finansiering</a><BR> > <? > If($id==1){ > echo "<a href=info/leas.htm target=\"mainFrame\"><font > color=\"#00CCCC\">Leasing</font></a><BR> > <a href=info/avb.htm target=\"mainFrame\"><font > color=\"#00CCCC\">Räntefri > avbet.</font></a><BR> > <a href=info/stul.htm target=\"mainFrame\"><font > color=\"#00CCCC\">Studentlån</font></a><BR>"; > }; > ?> > > > > -- > PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php >