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[2001-06-25 21:22 UTC] marotiere at online dot fr
I don't know if it is PHP3 ? 4 ? Linux ? apache ? I just know that, after working 1 year and half, this X?#:! hoster has decided to upgrade his hardware ... 6 months of works spoiled !!! Anyway... This is the Problem To avoid these "ugly" and long arguments like: http://www.mysite.com/index.php?id=12345, we have adopted a shorter: http://www.mysite.com/index.php?12345 Begining the "index.php" page, just a simple code: $what=implode(" ",$argv); if ($what) {$id=$what;} And the life can continue ... And it has continued 1 year and half ! Till today ... after his x%#! change, The system anwers: Bad Arguments to implode ... Difficult to contact all my (6000) clients to tell them to modify the link... Thanks for your help PatchesPull RequestsHistoryAllCommentsChangesGit/SVN commits
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Relax - it is very unlikely that your work is spoiled. :) Chances are good that this problem is due to a change in the php.ini file. Try adding ini_set ('register_argc_argv', 1); at the top of one of your files that uses the 'short' arguments. Does it work now? If so, good - then a setting only needs to be changed in the php.ini file. register_argc_argv will need to be set to On. Also this is unlikely to be a bug. PHP has many configure options - it is easy to break things without meaning to if the various options are not understood.