similar case, i set up to test this scenario (using constants definded
in one include in the other), everything work fine, what's wrong???
Thanks!
Mitja Pagon
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similar case, i set up to test this scenario (using constants definded
in one include in the other), everything work fine, what's wrong???
Thanks!
Mitja Pagon
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It turned out to be my coding error.
Thanks for all the replies!
Mitja
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> I have the following pro
7;m looking for is something similar to what "/" does in HTML paths and
SSI include directives.
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I'm writting a class in PHP that has the following syntax
ID = $fld->ID;
$this->name = $fld->name;
$this->lastname = $fld->lastname;
$this->username = $fld->username;
$this->password = $fld->password;
return true;
}
else {
return false;
} #end if
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