$_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]-question

Hello,

What reasons can there be that the echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']
(between in the resent html-page?

tia
pablo k

Re: $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]-question

pablo k wrote:
> Hello,
>
> What reasons can there be that the echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] (between
> > resent html-page?

have the fun to see what the server thinks that the page you requested is named.


//Aho

Re: $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]-question

J.O. Aho wrote:
> pablo k wrote:
>
>>Hello,
>>
>>What reasons can there be that the echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] (between
>> >>resent html-page?
>
>
> have the fun to see what the server thinks that the page you requested is named.
>
>
> //Aho
Dear Aho,

Hmmm, not sure what you mean. The thing is that i would expect to
see the name of the file to come back in the resent html page? But i
don't see it there. Just "".

pablo k

Re: $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]-question

> What reasons can there be that the echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']
> (between > in the resent html-page?


Are you sure it is:



You may try this somewhere on the page:

print_r( $_SERVER );

?>

" to "".





Hilarion

Re: $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]-question

pablo k wrote:
> Hello,
>
> What reasons can there be that the echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] (between
> > resent html-page?
>
> tia
> pablo k

try putting it in { }

Re: $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]-question

Hilarion wrote:
>> What reasons can there be that the echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] (between
>> >> resent html-page?
>
>
>
> Are you sure it is:
>
>
>
> You may try this somewhere on the page:
>
>

> 
> print_r( $_SERVER );

> ?>

> 

" to "".

> 

> 

> Hilarion



Hilarion,



There is nothing there with print_r( $_SERVER ) ;



pablo k

Re: $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]-question

Hilarion wrote:
>> What reasons can there be that the echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] (between
>> >> resent html-page?
>
>
>
> Are you sure it is:
>
>
>
> You may try this somewhere on the page:
>
>

> 
> print_r( $_SERVER );

> ?>

> 

" to "".

> 

> 

> Hilarion

Sorry,



Forgot to look under the hood.



     [REQUEST_URI] => /apache2-default/info4u/bewerkNrJrg.php

     [SCRIPT_NAME] => /apache2-default/info4u/bewerkNrJrg.php

     [PHP_SELF] => /apache2-default/info4u/bewerkNrJrg.php



Is this what you mean?



pablo k

Re: $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]-question

>>> What reasons can there be that the echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] (between
>>> >>> resent html-page?
>>
>>
>>
>> Are you sure it is:
>>
>>
>>
>> You may try this somewhere on the page:
>>
>>

>> 
>> print_r( $_SERVER );

>> ?>

>> 

" to "".

> 

> There is nothing there with print_r( $_SERVER ) ;





Try $HTTP_SERVER_VARS instead of $_SERVER (if it's inside function

or method, then use "global" keyword). If it works that this means

that you are using very old version of PHP. If it's still empty,

then there's something strange with your server settings.





Hilarion

Re: $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]-question

>>> What reasons can there be that the echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] (between
>>> >>> resent html-page?
>>
>>
>>
>> Are you sure it is:
>>
>>
>>
>> You may try this somewhere on the page:
>>
>>

>> 
>> print_r( $_SERVER );

>> ?>

>> 

" to "".

> 

> Forgot to look under the hood.

> 

>     [REQUEST_URI] => /apache2-default/info4u/bewerkNrJrg.php

>     [SCRIPT_NAME] => /apache2-default/info4u/bewerkNrJrg.php

>     [PHP_SELF] => /apache2-default/info4u/bewerkNrJrg.php

> 

> Is this what you mean?





Yes. This means that $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] is there but you

are accessing it in a wrong way. Look for typo or something

like that (or maybe you forgot to "echo" it).



You may also want to change your level of error reporting by

placing "error_reporting( E_ALL );" in the first line of your

script (only for debug, in production this can be a bit dangerous

because info comming from error messages can be used by attackers).





Hilarion

Re: $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]-question

Gale wrote:
> pablo k wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> What reasons can there be that the echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] (between
>> >> resent html-page?
>>
>> tia
>> pablo k
>
>
> try putting it in { }
Like this?
''
or
''

pablo k

Re: $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]-question

Hilarion wrote:
> You may also want to change your level of error reporting by
> placing "error_reporting( E_ALL );" in the first line of your
> script (only for debug, in production this can be a bit dangerous
> because info comming from error messages can be used by attackers).
>
>
> Hilarion
Thnx,
and thanks for the E_ALL advice!

pablo k