From: Jared <xe...@si...> - 2002-11-22 23:05:33
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On Friday, November 22, 2002, at 02:22 PM, Greg Westin wrote: > Let me know if there's something wrong with making this change, or a > reason $HTTP_GET_VARS was chosen over $_GET. Otherwise, I can go > through > and change it in all the files and submit the diffs. > > Greg Well, I prefer $_GET as well, but we specifically chose $HTTP_GET_VARS to provide as much backwards compatibility as we can. As of now, all versions of PHP still handle $HTTP_GET_VARS and PHP iCalendar will run on 4.0.3 or higher (I believe that's as far back as we go). We don't use it all that often and a simple find/replace will update PHP iCalendar when a version of PHP is released that no longer supports $HTTP_GET_VARS. If everyone is willing to put a higher PHP version limit on PHP iCalendar, I am willing to go with $_GET. It's what I use on my personal projects, anyway, so it'll just make things nicer. There are some things that would get easier if we went with a higher requirement. Maybe we should just say 4.1? -Jared |