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17 years ago
jazzymass
I did advise on the above said. QuoteThe problem with this though is it has a lot of security vulnerabilities and has been switched off by default and is not suggested for usage. AND Quoteor you can use <?php /* code here */ ?> Apologies for any misconceptions!
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17 years ago
jazzymass
Do you have a problem with the title changing using switch? That is a bit weird never heard that before.
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17 years ago
jazzymass
Well, i've tried both of those and they work fine. Is register_globals on or off in php.ini? thats the only thing i can think of, other wise try: switch($_REQUEST['page']) { /* Switch statement here */ } you currently don't have $_GET['page'] in your switch which i replaced with $_REQUEST[''] because it handles both POST and GET. Tell me if that works.
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17 years ago
jazzymass
Hi, You need to edit your php.ini file. You can find php.ini in the wampserver menu under "Config files" > php.ini. Scroll down to "Data Handling" and find register_globals = Off. Change this to On. Restart Apache under the wampserver menu and it should work fine. The problem with this though is it has a lot of security vulnerabilities and has been switched off by defaul
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17 years ago
jazzymass
Hi, If you are using Internet Explorer 6.0, disable any dial-ups in Internet Explorer and manually connect to your ISP. Goto Tools > Internet Options > Connections; change it from "Always dial my default connection" to "Never dial a connection", Click "Ok" and it should be fine.
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