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Overmind · Dec 11th, 2004, 11:52 PM

ok....how would I do that?

Ooble · Dec 12th, 2004, 8:44 AM

Use <pre> tags, I suppose.

kurifu · Dec 13th, 2004, 2:23 AM

I strongly urge that you look into using the $_POST and _$REQUEST and $_GET superglobals when reading any values passed back through the GET or POST methods of the browser.... otherwise your script is a massive security vulnerability waiting to be exploited

This was something more heavily emphasized in PHP4, though it is supported in PHP3 IIRC.

Dec 11th, 2004, 11:52 PM	#11
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Dec 13th, 2004, 2:23 AM	#13
kurifu Expert Programmer Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia (Canada) Posts: 784 Rep Power: 5	I strongly urge that you look into using the $_POST and _$REQUEST and $_GET superglobals when reading any values passed back through the GET or POST methods of the browser.... otherwise your script is a massive security vulnerability waiting to be exploited This was something more heavily emphasized in PHP4, though it is supported in PHP3 IIRC. __________________ Clifford Matthew Roche <geek@cliffordroche.com> Web Hosting: http://www.crd-hosting.com Consulting: http://www.crdev-consulting.com

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