Need some help passing variables via URL

pheagey

Ok, I have a form that was working fine before I transferd my site. (I used all the same software and set it all up the same way).
Anyways. I have a script that will list files. then a user licks on a link and it passes the files name ive the URL. the problem is when the browser reaches the next page (tha page that processes and eletes the file) nothing happens. I check the source and all I get is this:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
<HTML><HEAD>
<META http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html; charset=windows-1252"></HEAD>
<BODY></BODY></HTML>

I know the filename is getting passed 'cause the URL reads it out:
(note:not a link, example only)
http://myURL/securezone/FileAdminDelete.php?file=original_Fighter_crazy-eddie_FreedomFighter.zip

Anyone have any ideas?

Mordecai

[Edit: took out a big chunk because I realised it's for an admin script...]
Your file might not work because it is using register_globals as being on. If register_globals is off (default, recommended setting), then $file won't work, you must use $_GET["file"].

pheagey

Odd, I check phpinfo on my server and it shows 'register_globals' as being on.

P.S.=You go the script? How'd u manage that?

Mordecai

Hmm.. well, if that's the case, I won't be able to tell your answer unless you post some code.

No, I don't have the script, I just noticed how your URL was set up (AdminFileDelete...).

pheagey

Ok I posted most of the code here:
http://ssd.servehttp.com/temp/
Should be more than enof to work with. All the authorizatio stuff works because I can move around in the admin area fine. It's just the file deletion that gets me hung up. What I dont get is why. I installed all my server software the exact same way as it was on the other machine..

Nice sign BTW

pheagey

It Is deleting the file. Just not showin the page afterwords...

pheagey

bump

m_tt

I am not able to download those PHP files, please post some code here.

You can try to debug the script by displaying errors.

Put this at the very top of your script:

error_reporting(E_ALL);
@ini_set('display_errors', '1');

I wish I could help but theres no code for me to work with. From the looks of it, theres either a syntax error or you do not output anything to the browser.

pheagey

I'll try that debug thing. As for the code, the link works, does it not list the files for u or something?