Yönergesi hakkında elle biraz daha size yardımcı olabilir: variables_order
a> (alıntı):
Sets the order of the EGPCS
(Environment, Get, Post, Cookie, and
Server) variable parsing. For example,
if variables_order is set to "SP" then
PHP will create the superglobals
$_SERVER
and $_POST
, but not create
$_ENV
, $_GET
, and $_COOKIE
. Setting to
"" means no superglobals will be set.
Ayrıca (yine alıntı) Not:
The content and order of $_REQUEST
is
also affected by this directive.
Ben register_globals aynı sayfa devletleri (alıntı) olarak, halen kullanılan bir şeydir iken bu seçenek, bir süre önce daha önemli olduğunu varsayalım:
If the deprecated register_globals
directive is on (removed as of PHP
6.0.0), then variables_order also configures the order the ENV, GET,
POST, COOKIE and SERVER variables are
populated in global scope. So for
example if variables_order is set to
"EGPCS", register_globals is enabled,
and both $_GET['action']
and
$_POST['action']
are set, then $action
will contain the value of
$_POST['action']
as P comes after G in
our example directive value.
I don't see what I could add ; did this help ?
Or is this something in this that causes you a problem ?