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Forms and PHPI am helping someone with their code and I have run into an interesting problem. There are 14 php scripts each generate a form and post to the next. Each form has about ten elements. Everything works fine until the 6th form. At which time the $_SERVER variables go null. I put a phpinfo() in this 6th script and all of the variables under the "PHP Variables" section are empty. Any ideas?
BTW this is php 4.2.2. Nick |
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all $_SERVER vars empty?
that can only mean something is wrong with php or your webserver. a php upgrade might solve it, 4.3.10 is the latest. And a webserver upgrade might also help. unless the 6th script does something like a PHP Code:
try lokking for a "unset" in the scripts and comment it out when it unsets a var that starts with "$_" |
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That was it thanks. I was hoping this would be something simple
Nick |
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