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14 years ago
NielsWesterneng
Thanks for the help, but unfortunately it's not solving anything. The script works perfectly on my webserver so there's nothing wrong with the script. There is someting wrong with Wampserver, or a particular setting is wrong (though I just reinstalled it and I use standard settings). <?php var_dump($_POST); ?> gives a NULL, which indicated there's just no information sent via the form
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14 years ago
NielsWesterneng
I'm absolutely sure I'm running it on localhost. The database works and heck, all other stuff does work! Except for forms. The code is also 100% correct, it works on the webserver. If I add an action, for example action="login.php" it does go to login.php, but I just can't read the $_POST globals. Is there anything I can do to activate these globals? Can they even be disabled?
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14 years ago
NielsWesterneng
There is indeed nothing wrong with the script, as it does work on my real webserver. As for the localhost server, it doesn't. Both on MAMP and the latest Wampserver version. Everything else works, but I just can't read $_POST information. Could it be a setting of some sort? There must be something.
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14 years ago
NielsWesterneng
The problem started when I was working on my MacBook, which I bought recently. The Mac version (MAMP) was not able to read information I sent via the $_POST method. I tried the same script on my WAMP on Windows and it didn't work either. I made a new very simple submit script, and it didnt work. I uploaded that script on my webserver and it worked perfectly. Here's the code. <?php if(isset
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