PHP gurus, quick help needed.

[PhillipB]

Migrated our FHG's to a new server this morning, but now PHP linking codes are breaking. On this gallery for example:

http://www.grannygummers.net/29/index.htm?id=MjAwOjM6Mg

You'll notice the links come up like this: http://join.grannygummers.com/track/

But should come up like this: http://join.grannygummers.com/track/MjAwOjM6Mg

The code in the gallery is this: http://join.grannygummers.com/track/<? echo $id; ?>


Here is the phpinfo if you need it: http://grannygummers.net/phpinfo.php

Any ideas?

[PornGeneral]

Your $id variable is not getting set. That is why it is blank.

[psili]

Try

<?=$_GET['id']?>

as I'm guessing global variables are turned off, or something, on the new server's php.ini file.

[teksonline]

looks to me like your mod rewrite .htaccess is not working, dont see anythign php related here at all or am I still sleeping? just got up

check .htaccess

[swedguy]

What psili said, that will do the trick.

[kernelpanic]

register globals

[Due]

Open php.ini and find: register_globals, set it to register_globals = on
register_globals is set to OFF, so it does not read anything from a querry string unless you use $_GET or $_POST commands.

[jwerd]

Try

<?=$_GET['id']?>

as I'm guessing global variables are turned off, or something, on the new server's php.ini file.

If that doesn't work, I would say the $id is probably tied into a database somehow and the connection isn't being made. Maybe I am missing something, but it's probably that register globals is on and your new server has it off. Goodluck!

[AcidMax]

Considering the file extension you have is .htm you may need to tell apache (assuming you are using apache) in httpd.conf to parse .htm / .html files or put it in your .htaccess, by default a query string will not be parsed into an htm or html file without it being parsed by php.