Hello,
Can I also suggest:
Using '@' for suppressing errors is { highly discouraged | banned }. It
suppresses _all_ the helpful notices and warnings and if it is used in the
wrong place it can effect remote parts of the framework as well. If you have
never spent an hour searching for a fatal error which is hidden by '@', then
you are fortunate. For a similar experience, have someone else bury your
car keys in the sand at a beach and then try to find them.
regards,
Peter
____________________________________________________
On Yahoo!7
Answers: Share what you know and you might make someone's day
http://www.yahoo7.com.au/answers
