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Date: 03/11/00
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Can we see the code? Also, is --enable-track-vars turned on?
jason
> I have a very simple bit of PHP3 code that generates a form that calls
> itself. I check to see if I'm calling myself (see if it was a post),
> and supposedly echo the submitted variables.
>
> However, the variables never make it across. Changing the method to
> get shows no variables in the URL. The initial form data shows up
> just fine (SQL select), but the selection enver seems to make it
> across the post/get submission. Apache is 1.3.9, PHP is 3.0.12, both
> rolled from source as a module.
>
> This code worked a year ago, when PHP was back around version 3.0.5.
> Have I missed something in the move to .12?
>
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> Duncan Hill Sapere aude
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