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@NogDogJun 30.2006 — #Yes, it's set in php.ini. Current best practices are to leave it "off", and access your form values from the $_POST or $_GET array (depending on which method the calling form uses). This will ensure that your scripts are portable as they will work regardless of the register_globals setting, and it will make your code more robust, secure, and maintainable.
Something does not work
Ok, so I learn php now, and so I did this :
I created a PHP file asdqwezxc.php with the following html code :
[CODE]<form action = “http://localhost/justatest.php” method=”get”>
HDD: <input type=”text” name=”HDD”/><br>
CDROM: <input type=”text” name=”CDROM”/><br>
<input type=”submit”/>
Then I created a file justatest.php with this code :
[CODE] <?
echo(“<p>HDD is $HDD</p>”);
echo(“<p>CDROM is $CDROM</p>”);
?>
In the book I read about php, it says that PHP will created variables $HDD & $CDROM. But when I load justatest.php clicking Submit button, it see only
HDD is
CDROM is
And nothing happens.
Why? :rolleyes:
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@NogDogJun 30.2006 — #Yes, it's set in php.ini. Current best practices are to leave it "off", and access your form values from the $_POST or $_GET array (depending on which method the calling form uses). This will ensure that your scripts are portable as they will work regardless of the register_globals setting, and it will make your code more robust, secure, and maintainable.