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Attached is a patch to FINALLY get rid of the deprecated
php.ini option 'gpc_order'. We've had note in the manual
also about it not even existing in PHP4 for ages..
Does anyone have any really good reason why it can NOT be
removed before PHP 5 goes gold?
There is no BC issue, variables_order will default to what
it already is defaulting to in php.ini-*, so the behaviour
stays the same even without any php.ini.
--Jani
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There is some BC issue, because if you configured gpc_order for something
specific and you rely on it, this setting will be silently ignored...
I think it's probably not that popular to change it, and that it's
becoming less and less of an issue with the autoglobals. But on the other
hand, why do you want to remove it if it doesn't cause any problems (or
does it?)?
Zeev
At 12:14 21/01/2004, Jani Taskinen wrote:
Attached is a patch to FINALLY get rid of the deprecated php.ini option 'gpc_order'. We've had note in the manual also about it not even existing in PHP4 for ages.. Does anyone have any really good reason why it can NOT be removed before PHP 5 goes gold? There is no BC issue, variables_order will default to what it already is defaulting to in php.ini-*, so the behaviour stays the same even without any php.ini. --Jani