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<?php_track_vars?> is no longer supported

shanda posted this at 11:03 — 13th May 2002.

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The message my page receives is Warning:

<?php
_track_vars
?>
is no longer supported - please use the track_vars INI directive instead in /home/wizard.php on line 1

I understand the message, but don't know what to use instead, is it

<?php
track_vars
?>

because my variables still don't seem to keep their values.

Thanks in advance

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Mark Hensler posted this at 18:32 — 13th May 2002.

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you can try this:
ini_set("track_vars", 1);

Or, in your php.ini file, you can find "track_vars" and make sure it's on.

PHP Docs:
ini_set()
Chapter 3. Configuration
track_vars

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