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I just notice Netfirms changed all their server settings and I now have a bug with a simple script and was wondering what is the server setting for PHP that was causing this?
Basically, I have a FORM that POST data, for example <input name='DATA1' value="5">
My problem is that when I send the form, the page that receive the form seem to automatically assign DATA1 POST value to a variable named $DATA1.
Why is that and how to do I get rid of that?
That is very insecure, but the setting that you have to change in
php.iniisregister_globals.Please note that register_globals cannot be set at runtime (
ini_set()), although you can use .htaccess if your host allows it as described above.An example
.htaccessentry:php_flag register_globals off.