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Plan on removing dependency of "register_globals"
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ronack
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Registered: 05/27/03
Posts: 612
There is a work around for register_globals being off. I don't now how well this works.
// Emulate register_globals on
if (!ini_get('register_globals')) {
$superglobals = array($_SERVER, $_ENV,
$_FILES, $_COOKIE, $_POST, $_GET);
if (isset($_SESSION)) {
array_unshift($superglobals, $_SESSION);
}
foreach ($superglobals as $superglobal) {
extract($superglobal, EXTR_SKIP);
}
ini_set('register_globals', true);
}
?>
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<?php// Emulate register_globals on
if (!ini_get('register_globals')) {
$superglobals = array($_SERVER, $_ENV,
$_FILES, $_COOKIE, $_POST, $_GET);
if (isset($_SESSION)) {
array_unshift($superglobals, $_SESSION);
}
foreach ($superglobals as $superglobal) {
extract($superglobal, EXTR_SKIP);
}
ini_set('register_globals', true);
}
?>
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rich0
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Registered: 03/05/05
Posts: 1
Where does this code get posted? In some particular file, or in every file?
Alternatively, is there any way to get apache to set register_globals for geeklog but not for any other locations on the website? I'm willing to trust that geeklog has its ducks in a row, but I doubt that the same is true for every single other PHP application on my website...
Alternatively, is there any way to get apache to set register_globals for geeklog but not for any other locations on the website? I'm willing to trust that geeklog has its ducks in a row, but I doubt that the same is true for every single other PHP application on my website...
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