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  • S.Shaigany
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    HTTP_POST_VARS include wrong variables

    Hi everybody,

    Please help me. I have a problem with my login page, which worked fine
    during the last one month. I have'nt made any changes in it. but from
    yesterday on, it seems that my PHP code receives wrong POST variables.
    This is my HTML code piece which just produces login form:

    <form name="login" action="default .php" method="post">

    UserName:<input type="text" name="username" size="15" maxlength="20"
    />
    Password:<input type="password" name="password" size="15"
    maxlength="20" />
    .....
    </form>

    and this is a piece of PHP code, in default.php, in which I have made
    some changes to be able to track the problem:

    $bh=$HTTP_POST_ VARS;
    if( count($bh) )
    {
    if( !in_array("user name",array_key s($bh)) )
    {
    reset($bh);
    while( list($key,$val) = each($bh) )
    echo ">$key< .... >$val<<br>";
    die("Submittini g variables invalid...1");
    }
    if( !in_array("pass word",array_key s($bh)) )
    {
    reset($bh);
    while( list($key,$val) = each($bh) )
    echo ">$key< .... >$val<<br>";
    die("Submittini g variables invalid...2");
    }
    ....
    ....
    ....
    }

    and this is the result:
    [color=blue]
    >username+AAA-'cc.. some junk characters< .... >test<
    >password+AAA-y.. some junc characters< .... >test<[/color]
    .....
    Submitting variables invalid...1


    any idea? please help...

    Thanks,
    -Shaigany
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    • Randell D.
      #2
      Re: HTTP_POST_VARS include wrong variables


      "S.Shaigany " <shaigany@hotma il.com> wrote in message
      news:466a07b9.0 309250642.4f760 0b4@posting.goo gle.com...[color=blue]
      > Hi everybody,
      >
      > Please help me. I have a problem with my login page, which worked fine
      > during the last one month. I have'nt made any changes in it. but from
      > yesterday on, it seems that my PHP code receives wrong POST variables.
      > This is my HTML code piece which just produces login form:
      >
      > <form name="login" action="default .php" method="post">
      >
      > UserName:<input type="text" name="username" size="15" maxlength="20"
      > />
      > Password:<input type="password" name="password" size="15"
      > maxlength="20" />
      > ....
      > </form>
      >
      > and this is a piece of PHP code, in default.php, in which I have made
      > some changes to be able to track the problem:
      >
      > $bh=$HTTP_POST_ VARS;
      > if( count($bh) )
      > {
      > if( !in_array("user name",array_key s($bh)) )
      > {
      > reset($bh);
      > while( list($key,$val) = each($bh) )
      > echo ">$key< .... >$val<<br>";
      > die("Submittini g variables invalid...1");
      > }
      > if( !in_array("pass word",array_key s($bh)) )
      > {
      > reset($bh);
      > while( list($key,$val) = each($bh) )
      > echo ">$key< .... >$val<<br>";
      > die("Submittini g variables invalid...2");
      > }
      > ....
      > ....
      > ....
      > }
      >
      > and this is the result:
      >[color=green]
      > >username+AAA-'cc.. some junk characters< .... >test<
      > >password+AAA-y.. some junc characters< .... >test<[/color]
      > ....
      > Submitting variables invalid...1
      >
      >
      > any idea? please help...
      >
      > Thanks,
      > -Shaigany[/color]

      Point your form to phpinfo(); and recheck the variables names, and values...
      that might help you somewhat....

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