Icy Phoenix

Dunno if this is of any use to you until PHPv6 hits the marketplace. When from what I understand - It will have to be addressed. ?

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$HTTP_SERVER_VARS is no longer defined. Possible solution: Use $_SERVER instead or better (for backward compatibility) check both with isset. :roll:

@ spydie - See what you started! :mricy:

Did´nt start anything.

If you have a look at IP.1.3 script you´ll find all Vars like i´ve told you.

I know, all I'm doing here is letting MG know that there are still some VARS in IPv1.3 that will no doubt cause problems when PHP goes to version 6. They don't cause problems at the moment because of the transitional stage from PHP4 to PHP5. But from what I understand, is that when PHPv.6 is being used, the existing "Old" VARS in IP will no longer function. :(

Forewarned = Forearmed, or so they say. :mricy:

Thanks for reporting... I have fixed them. :mri:

Tutto quello che posso dire è che sono più che benvenute. :mryellow:


Inglese:
All I can say is that you are more than welcome. :mryellow: :shock: :mrorange:

Hum.
I'm sorry up this topic, but if I remember, phpBB (by default), do:
$HTTP_*_VARS = isset($HTTP_*_VARS)?$HTTP_*_VARS:$_*;

So ... It's really creating bug in PHP 6 ? because $HTTP_*_VARS is a copy $_* in case of $HTTP_*_VARS is not defined. (Ok, I think that nobody is running PHP3/4 now, but ...)

Informpro

if you go through the most of the file´s in IP you´ll find $_* , There´s still a feww $HTTP_*_VARS left, but they´re be gonne in next IP patch or update

$HTTP_*_VARS are deprecated, and if people / sites are still using them then that's their problem. Much like IE6. And IF people have "Old" script that they still want to use, then they will have to update it. - - - - - Time to move on - as they say. :P