Hi,
It seemed to me a trivial coding trick… but it does not work. I call my url page on apache like that:
my php script is:
<?php if ($param == 1) { echo "PARAM = 1"; } ?>Supposed to work ???
Anybody having a clue
Furotte
Hi,
It seemed to me a trivial coding trick… but it does not work. I call my url page on apache like that:
my php script is:
<?php if ($param == 1) { echo "PARAM = 1"; } ?>Supposed to work ???
Anybody having a clue
Furotte
I know exactly nothing about PHP, but I wonder if the 1 should be quoted in your if statement? If that does not work, I think strstr (similar to C function) can compare strings, so you could try that
Hi there
This is most likly because register_globals is off in the php.ini.
You can find more information about this on php.net