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noppid

06-10-2005 04:57 AM

Very good explainations, thanks.

Logikos

06-10-2005 06:03 AM

When using something like this for an example:

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$db->query_write("UPDATE thread SET open = '0' WHERE threadid <= 99");

That obviously will close a threadID 99. My question is. Do we have to use the TABLE_PREFIX before we define the table to update?

Cap'n Steve

06-10-2005 06:13 AM

What's the reason for changing the $_GET, $_POST, etc.? Is there any benefit to using the new versions?

Zachery

06-10-2005 08:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cap'n Steve

What's the reason for changing the $_GET, $_POST, etc.? Is there any benefit to using the new versions?

Security

calorie

06-10-2005 06:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Live Wire

When using something like this for an example:

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$db->query_write("UPDATE thread SET open = '0' WHERE threadid <= 99");

That obviously will close a threadID 99. My question is. Do we have to use the TABLE_PREFIX before we define the table to update?

I found $db->query_write("UPDATE " . TABLE_PREFIX . " in vB 3.5.0 code, so I'd guess yes.

Erwin

06-10-2005 10:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zachery

Security

Absolutely. You'd be surprised how many older hacks still use these variables without checking them.

Revan

06-10-2005 11:42 PM

Then again, as far as I can see theres nothing stopping a lazy coder from just using the superglobals.

Cap'n Steve

06-11-2005 04:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Erwin

Absolutely. You'd be surprised how many older hacks still use these variables without checking them.

Ah, ok. So what does this class actually do to the variables? Is it basically a replacement for globalize()?

Brad	06-11-2005 05:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cap'n Steve

Ah, ok. So what does this class actually do to the variables? Is it basically a replacement for globalize()?

Basicly yes :)

zetetic

06-12-2005 04:24 AM

In 3.0.7 I put this code in phpinclude_start:

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$buddyarray = explode(' ', $bbuserinfo['buddylist']);

And referenced that array using $GLOBALS['buddyarray'] in the templates.

In 3.5 I made a global_start plugin using this code:

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$buddyarray = explode(' ', $vbulletin->userinfo['buddylist']);

But $GLOBALS['buddyarray'] doesn't seem to work.

Also the u=$userinfo[userid] doesn't seem to work in the postbit either. :ermm:

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