[RESOLVED] Is this a php version/config porblem??

dgnorton

The particulars:
xitami
php5+
NScape8+

I changed up to php 5x and none of my superGlobals work ($GET, $POST, etc).
I even turned register_globals = on as a desperate attempt!
I'm submitting this to the php script by typing it in the browser address bar and hitting enter.

My url string:
http://127.0.0.1/test1/child1.php?var1=david

My script:
<?PHP
if( isset( $GET['var1'] ) ){
$output = $GET['var1'];
echo $output;
echo "<br />";
}

//just to make sure:
echo('<pre>');
print_r($_POST);
die();
?>

If this is a syntax error, then I'm just stoo...stoo...stoo...stoo...stoopid! (born in a barn and all.... )

Bless you, in advance

MarkR

Please tell us:

What behaviour you expect
What behaviour you're getting
Enable error_reporting(E_ALL) and tell us ALL the error you get

Perhaps it's not even executing PHP code at all? The above does not contain a description of the problem.

Try a script just containing <?php phpinfo(); ?> - if that doesn't work, nothing else will.

Mark

dgnorton

php code exicutes just fine on its own ie, to return a query or such. I just can't seem to pass a variable to it from a javascript iframe source, or any other elements source for that matter, using any superglobal variable. I was hoping someone might have a quickie pointer to help me get a handle on this on.
Thanks though 🙂

liquorvicar

Not sure if it will make a difference but you're passing in GET requests and at the bottom of your script you're dumping the $_POST superglobal.

dgnorton

In Xitami, in the xitami.cfg file > [Filter] section; Xitami found the PHP4 interpreter as c:\php\php.exe. It finds the PHP5 interpreter as c:\php\php-cgi.exe. :rolleyes: I changed the config, restarted the server and all is well.
There is also a c:\php\php-win.exe, but I don't know what that is used for yet.