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How to turn off Register Globals???
I uploaded a script on a web site that i created it.
a setting is called Register Globals is on so the script isn't running, instead i have a message "Register Globals is ON". so do anyone know how to turn it OFF???? |
Re: How to turn off Register Globals???
try this,i dont know if it works):
You are able to turn 'register_globals' on and off via a simple php.ini file. If you wish to turn it on, create a file called php.ini and within that file add the following line; register_globals=on However, should you want to turn it off, you would simply use the following line instead; register_globals=off Once you have edited the file, upload to your web content directory that you wish to have the variable set. |
Re: How to turn off Register Globals???
thanks lf_rabieh
it works . |
Re: How to turn off Register Globals???
KICK ASS!!! the script is working more than fine now:"D
btw, lf_rabieh u know php? |
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Just open your .htaccess file and add this line in the end of it: php_flag register_globals off for example: Code:
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In addition to turning off register globals, you should turn off register globals emulation. Edit your globals.php file: At about line 23 change define('RG_EMULATION',1) to define('RG_EMULATION',0) |
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