Date: 10/31/00
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From: darkwing <email protected>
Operating system: Windows NT4 server
PHP version: 3.0.17
PHP Bug Type: Misbehaving function
Bug description: PATH_INFO does not output correct information
Ok, i've tried all i could, from 3.0.10 to 3.0.17 and it's doing the same on every of these.
I have a file called test.php3 in the root of my web.
I use the CGI version of PHP.
http://myserver/test.php3/test?hello=1
returns this info:
PHP_SELF /test.php3/test.php3/test
REQUEST_URI
SCRIPT_NAME /test.php3
PATH_INFO /test.php3/test
HTTP_GET_VARS Array
QUERY_STRING value=1
if i put the file in a subfolder:
http://myserver/member/test.php3/test?hello=1
i get this:
PHP_SELF /member/test.php3/member/test.php3/test
REQUEST_URI
SCRIPT_NAME /member/test.php3
PATH_INFO /member/test.php3/test
HTTP_GET_VARS Array
QUERY_STRING value=1
Regards,
DarkByte
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