Issues with Contact Forms after upgrade of PHP

[jewel464g]

Our sys. admin. recently decided to upgrade our version of PHP to 4.2.3 I don't remember what the previous version was. But currently None of our contact forms are working anymore. I recieve the email but none of the variables show up??

This is my code

<?php

$subject=&quot;Contact Us Form - Crossroads Web Site\r\n&quot;;
$comments=stripslashes(&quot;Square feet of living space: $Square_Feet \r\nBudgeted for your new
home: $Budgeted \r\nStyle preferred: $Style \r\nNumber of Bedrooms: $Bedrooms \r\nNumber of
Bathrooms: $Bathrooms \r\nCurrently have a property: $HaveProperty \r\nProperty located:
$LOACTED \r\nYear you want to build your new home: $Whatyear \r\nName: $Name \r\nAddress:
$Address \r\nCity, State, Zip: $City_State_Zip \r\nPhone: $Phone \r\nEmail Address: $Email
\r\nComments: $comments&quot;
mail(&quot;jessica@compunet1.com&quot;,$subject, $comments);
Header(&quot;Location:

http://www.crossroadshomesinc.com/index.php&quot;);

?>

This is the email.

Square feet of living space:
Budgeted for your new home:
Style preferred:
Number of Bedrooms:
Number of Bathrooms:
Currently have a property:
Property located:
Year you want to build your new home:
Name:
Address:
City, State, Zip:
Phone:
Email Address:
Comments:


It's as if none of the variables are passing from the form anymore.
Check it out if you like. I'm also get a lot of notices about undefined variables that I was getting before.

http://www.crossroadshomesinc.com/contactUs.php

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[jewel464g]

Change register_globals = Off to register_globals = On in php.ini


Pardon my blonde moment.

http://www.scriptchick.com/

When faced with a decision, always ask, 'Which would be the most fun?'

 

[sleipnir214]

That is probably the most expedient workaround.

However, you should read this page of the PHP online manual, which describes the dangergs of running PHP with register_globals set to &quot;on&quot;:

http://www.php.net/manual/en/security.registerglobals.php

I recommend that you not keep register_globals set to off and use the PHP superglobal variables (

http://www.php.net/manual/en/reserved.variables.php).

First, because of the advice from the above link.

Second, because it can improve code maintainability. If you have to modify your script a year from now, you may not remember how a value got into the variable $foo. But you will know immediately that $_POST['foo'] got its value from a POST-method form input. ______________________________________________________________________

http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

TANSTAAFL!