Register Globals On

If you run a script that requires php "register globals on" create a php.ini file and include the following:

register_globals = 1

Save the file and upload it to the directory of the script that requires register globals on. If the script requires it in multiple directories you can upload your php.ini to those directories as well.

If that does not function for the script create or modify your .htaccess file to include the following:

php_flag register_globals On

Save the file and upload it to the directory of the script that requires register globals on.

Note: This feature is no longer supported by PHP versions 5.3 and above.

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