$HOMEPATH = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/appdir/"­;>

Now, I get error messages like this at the top of these pages:>

Notice: Undefined index: email in /usr/local/www/data­/appdir/blocks/login­_block.php on line 29>

Notice: Undefined index: password in /usr/local/www/data­/appdir/blocks/login­_block.php on line 30

hmm... I just built this on a PHP 4 server and, today, copied the files > over to the other server with PHP 5. I don't get those errors on the 4 > server. The rest of the page displays fine, I just get those errors at the > top. It's very bizarre,>

Jenifer>

----- Original Message ----- > From: "Jenifer" <jenifer-+GwvjBt1dv­cswetKESUqMA@public.­gmane.org>> To: <talk-4zcLI8jJc/rYt­jvyW6yDsg@public.gma­ne.org>> Sent: Sunday, March 05, 2006 8:01 PM> Subject: [tcphp] PHP5 and $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']>

Well, I've found my first broken program when PHP 5 is installed. The > program sets a path variable like this:>

$HOMEPATH = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/appdir/"­;>

Now, I get error messages like this at the top of these pages:>

Notice: Undefined index: email in > /usr/local/www/data­/appdir/blocks/login­_block.php on line 29>

Notice: Undefined index: password in > /usr/local/www/data­/appdir/blocks/login­_block.php on line 30>

I saw a few posts about setting "register_long_arra­ys" on in php.ini, but > that change didn't help. This file is included in many files from many > different directories in the program. I even tried just hard coding the > path, but then get these errors on pages that use functions like>

file_get_contents($­HOMEPATH."theme/logi­n.htm");>

(I had hard coded the HOMEPATH variable and still get these errors)>

argh. Anyone have any ideas?>

Jenifer>

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