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In PHP 4.1.0 the superglobal $_GET array was introduced.
$http_get_vars should still be available though - but maybe there is a setting in php.ini that configures how this variable can be accessed. Anyway, just use $_GET from now on - it's the official way ;-)
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jgivoni
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Feb 19, 2007
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07:59
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thank, jgivoni.
I'll use $_GET from now on.
I found out that the change was the new host not having Register Globals enabled default.
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dustPuppy
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Feb 19, 2007
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08:02
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change your php.ini file
register_long_arrays = On
Or
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insert into your .htaccess file
register_long_arrays = On
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and Enjoy with your nice codding
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pankajsiddhast
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Jun 05, 2007
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22:24
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