Re: register_globals issue

It may just be that you need to restart Apache for your changes to take effect. You could alternatively use the ini_set() function in an include file or something to turn it on. Jason Barnett writes:

Bill Kirk wrote:

I am running php 4.3.10 on a Windows 2003 server with Apache 2. My problem is that I have set register_globals = on in the php.ini file (which is in the windows directory (everyone has read rights to it), but when I do a php info on it, it shows that register_globals is off, and the application we are trying to bring up needs it on.

1st issue: the php.ini that you changed is likely not the php.ini that is being loaded. Check the output of your phpinfo() to see where PHP loaded this file. - system32 directory - apache directory - php directory (can't remember the order...) 2nd issue: do you really *want* an application that requires register_globals = on? -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php