Simple PHP script doesn't work with new web host

[usenet@nathankerr.co.nz]

Hi,

I have a simple php script which takes a variable from the url and
prints it out. I've recently changed linux cpanel/whm severs and it no
longer runs. What modules do I need to install/how do I get it running
again?

The script is shown below:

Example url:

http://www.domain.com/file.php?variable=helloworld

The following code is in the <headof the php file:

<?php
$qsdata = split("&", $QUERY_STRING);
foreach( $qsdata as $pair ) {
$kv = split("=", $pair);
$QS[$kv[0]] = rawurldecode($k v[1]);
}
?>

The following code is in the <bodyof the php file where a variable
needs to be printed out:

<?php print "$QS[variable]"; ?>

Thanks for your help,

Nathan.

[Hendri Kurniawan]

Re: Simple PHP script doesn't work with new web host

usenet@nathanke rr.co.nz wrote:

Hi,
>
I have a simple php script which takes a variable from the url and
prints it out. I've recently changed linux cpanel/whm severs and it no
longer runs. What modules do I need to install/how do I get it running
again?
>
The script is shown below:
>
Example url:
>

http://www.domain.com/file.php?variable=helloworld

>
The following code is in the <headof the php file:
>
<?php
$qsdata = split("&", $QUERY_STRING);
foreach( $qsdata as $pair ) {
$kv = split("=", $pair);
$QS[$kv[0]] = rawurldecode($k v[1]);
}
?>
>
The following code is in the <bodyof the php file where a variable
needs to be printed out:
>
<?php print "$QS[variable]"; ?>
>
Thanks for your help,
>
Nathan.
>

Change $QUERY_STRING to $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']
better yet try the following:
<?php
var_dump($_GET['variable']); // Dump request query "variable"
var_dump($_GET) ; // Dump all request query
?>

Hendri Kurniawan

[Toby Inkster]

Re: Simple PHP script doesn't work with new web host

usenet wrote:

<?php
$qsdata = split("&", $QUERY_STRING);
foreach( $qsdata as $pair ) {
$kv = split("=", $pair);
$QS[$kv[0]] = rawurldecode($k v[1]);
}
?>

Replace this with:

<?php $QS=$_GET; ?>

Hint: PHP already includes an array equivalent to your $QS array. It's
called $_GET.

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