[Pugged] sessions in includes

[ciapug@ciapug.org]

Sorry for the severe snipping below. Yes, that is in php.ini. I would strongly 
encourage you to use the new variables for post and get instead of turning on 
register_globals. It's a simple conversion, promotes bett coding habits, and 
doesn't compromise your security.

Say you have form fields you would normally retrieve as $name $address and 
$zip.

It's still easy to snag them with register_globals off by using the newer 
variables thusly:

$_POST['name'] $_POST['address'] and $_POST['zip']

Use $_GET if your method is get instead of post. Yeah, it's a little more 
typing, but at the same time more legible to another developer coming into the 
project after you, and just good, sensible code. There's no mistaking where 
those variables were set.

Might just be me, but then the PHP group made this behavior default, so I 
don't think I'm alone in preferring it. ;)

Chris Van Cleve

Quoting Angie Tollerson <tollerson@alliancetechnologies.net>:

> Hmmm, 
> is that setting in php.ini? Becaues I don't have access to that, this is
> hosted by an outside party in Canada.
> Angie
> 
> 
> Try this setting and see if it works for you:
> 
> register_globals = On