Register Global Madness

[Krote]

I am using PHP 4.1.2 with register globals set to off.

This issue with the Globals are driving me mad.

for instance I can't do this:
print "<form method=post action=$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']>

A simple piece of code that will not work.

There must be a way of ascaping the quotation marks that would result in not having to re-asign all the variables I want to use.

This is especialing irretating when crafting SQL statements with about 5 to 6 variables.

Any comments welcome.

Krote

[Roman_Totale]

print "<form method='POST' action='".$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']."'>";

[Krote]

Works like a charm.

I'm sure it will help a lot of people out there with simmilar problems.

[Pests]

You cant print/echo arrays inside of qoutes. You have to get out of the qoute and add it togeather with the . and continue your qoute.

/* I hate arrays because of this */
$array = array();
$array[1] = "(is this susposed to be here?)";
echo "Well i hope ". $array[1] . "nothing gets inside of this qoute";

[whaites]

<?PHP
$array=array("something from an array");
echo "this should be ".$array[0];
?>

Arrays start at 0 by default.

You could also do:

$array[0]="something from an array";