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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 01/14/08 19:20
Kurda Yon wrote:
>> Anyway... This happens, when register_globals
>> (http://de.php.net/register_globals) is active (see first comment), which
>> is also a sure sign, that you should really change your hoster because of
>> incompetence.
> Will I be able to use global variables after I turn off the
> register_globals? In my code I use the global variables extensively,
> and I would not like to rewrite everything. By the way, way it is so
> bad if the register_global is turned on? I do not see any problems in
> the effect that I have described in my first post.
>
Global variables (which you shouldn't use) will still work.
register_globals just affects $_SESSION, $_COOKIE, $_GET and $_POST.
And yes, you should think about rewriting your code to get rid of global
variables. They make troubleshooting your code and changes much harder.
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