I installed the PHP-version of PHP but no matter what I search for I get no hits.
This problem is most probably related to the most recent releases of the PHP-system which invokes a new method for requesting user-posted data.
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In earlier versions of PHP any user-submitted information was automaticly read by the receiving PHP-script.
However the most recent versions of PHP by default turns this mechanism off and instead uses a different method to read data.
I have decided not to adopt this mechanism for the current release of inAudio since inAudio 2.0 already is in the making.
It is quite simple to turn this feature on so inAudio will work on your system. To do this you need to make an adjustement to the file php.ini with a text-editor.
On a windows-system this file is typicaly located in the \windows or \winnt on your system-drive, for example c:\windows\php.ini.
If you cant locate the file there, use the search-feature in Windows and locate the file.
To find where this file is located on a linux/unix/bsd-system, type locate php.ini in a console-window.
Once you have opened the file, find the line beginning with register_globals =
This line should should look something like:
register_globals = Off
Change it to:
register_globals = On
Thats it.
On some systems you might have to restart the webserver to enable the new settings.
If register_globals already was set to On your problem resides somewhere else.
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