Posted by WhatsPHP on 08/29/06 17:30

Thanks for all your input on security guys i will certainly keep it in
mind, but this is an inhouse intranet application and the users who use
the system barely know how to use it, let alone hack it.. That is the
reason we had register_globals on. This system maybe internal and on
the intranet but it has around 20 people using it full time (so it is
not small)..

We have register_globals on.. What is still bugging me is the totally
random occurence of this error.. has anyone experienced IE behaving
weird by not posting all the form variables, both hidden and non-hidden
as it should?

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