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Aug 19.2005

Hello everyone.

I just recently moved from windows advanced server 2000 to windows server 2003 and I also upgraded my php v4.3.1 to php 5.0.2 (or .3 I cant remember) I also moved from using the executable to run PHP (php.exe) to using the isapi dll file.

Anyway, I am having some issues. They are either related to the new IIS6.0 or PHP5 I have yet to figure out which. But regardless my mysql is working perfectly. I can pull up all pages that have data in the sql database but on certian pages such as coppermine and kplaylist i get these exact errors…

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Notice: Undefined variable: HTTP_POST_VARS in D:SHAREWEBsharehighgradepc.comphotosincludeinit.inc.php on line 148

Notice: Undefined variable: HTTP_GET_VARS in D:SHAREWEBsharehighgradepc.comphotosincludeinit.inc.php on line 156

Notice: Undefined variable: HTTP_COOKIE_VARS in D:SHAREWEBsharehighgradepc.comphotosincludeinit.inc.php on line 163

Notice: Undefined variable: HTTP_SERVER_VARS in D:SHAREWEBsharehighgradepc.comphotosincludeinit.inc.php on line 171

Notice: Undefined variable: HTTP_SERVER_VARS in D:SHAREWEBsharehighgradepc.comphotosincludeinit.inc.php on line 178
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Any help in figuring out how to resolve these issues would be great because most of the google searches I came up with were for ppl that actually code in php. I dont need to change the code on the page, I need to know what server variable to change to get it to function correctly.

Thanks
-Tangz

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@TangzauthorAug 19.2005 — nevermind I found it...

register_long_arrays = on

I really dont understand why the PHP community insists on turning stuff to default off when 95% of the internet is still coded the old way...

go figure
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@bokehAug 19.2005 — Because it encourages better security. Just because 95% of motorists speed doesn't make it a good thing.

By the way I would recommend you change that with ini_set() and not by changing php.ini. That way future scripts will be built with better coding practices.
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@TangzauthorAug 19.2005 — By the way I would recommend you change that with ini_set() and not by changing php.ini. That way future scripts will be built with better coding practices.[/QUOTE]


was that greek you were speaking? I have never coded with php, I just use the php programs. So if the ini_set() has anything to do with code on a .php page I think thats probably out of my league....
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@bokehAug 19.2005 — Inside of making a global change in php.ini all you need to do is put the following at the top of your script:[code=php]<?php ini_set('register_long_arrays', 'On'); ?>[/code].

That way that code will only apply to scripts using the old style arrays and not scripts that don't need it.
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@TangzauthorAug 20.2005 — interesting...Would I have to put that the top of every index page in all the sites I host?
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@bokehAug 20.2005 — Only the ones that use that old fashioned array style.
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