$_POST variable

[a10392]

Hi,

When i'am working (php) in my office and i execute a submit the variables are accessible just typing $variable, but home i have to type $_POST['variable']


What change do i have to do in php.ini to use only the variable names after a form submit

thanks in advance

[Sepharoth]

hello

i dont know if this will help, but you can try

[PHP]$variable = $_POST['variable'];[/PHP]

[kovik]

hello

i dont know if this will help, but you can try

[PHP]$variable = $_POST['variable'];[/PHP]

FYI, you shouldn't use variables blindly without first checking if they are set.

[kovik]

Hi,

When i'am working (php) in my office and i execute a submit the variables are accessible just typing $variable, but home i have to type $_POST['variable']


What change do i have to do in php.ini to use only the variable names after a form submit

thanks in advance

Then the people at your office are likely not very experienced with PHP, security holes, or proper coding standards. They have register_global s turned on, which is an extremely careless compromise of security.

I'd suggest that you direct your superiors at your office to my article on the dangers of using register_global s in PHP.

[yatin]

Hi,

When i'am working (php) in my office and i execute a submit the variables are accessible just typing $variable, but home i have to type $_POST['variable']


What change do i have to do in php.ini to use only the variable names after a form submit

thanks in advance

You can do this by using the
exec() function

[kovik]

You can do this by using the
exec() function

... That doesn't even make sense. :-/ What would the exec() command do?

Besides, don't encourage anyone to use register_global s, as they are unnecessarily putting themselves at risk.