just contacted my host, they said they support php 4 and 5
just contacted my host, they said they support php 4 and 5
verison 4.4.6
Are you running on Windows or Linux?Originally Posted by PHP Documentation
Are you running Apache on your webserver?
Is it running PHP as CGI or as SAPI ?
(You may have to ask your hosting company some of these questions)
It's on Linux.
Yes, it is on apache
it's running the php as cgi
the module came from masterblaster on this site, I'll look for the link
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You might be able to work around the problem by changing these linesto this :Code:$external=apache_request_headers(); $referer=$external[Referer];//get refer information if (eregi('secure.paymentclearing.com',$referer)) { // See if the return is goodCode://$external=apache_request_headers(); //$referer=$external[Referer];//get refer information if (eregi('secure.paymentclearing.com', $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERRER'])) { // See if the return is good
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