Some XML would do the trick
pete
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First of all, Hi!
I just started getting into php a week ago, but already ran into a problem I
can't seem to solve.
The issue is this : I code 2 different websites, each has it's own mySQL-DB.
Website A has a login-section, each time you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel alsén) wrote:
Hi,
how do i display return values from functions?
Ie i want to see whether mail() returns TRUE or FALSE.
echo mail(...);
shows the return value, then you can do:
if (mail(...)) {
//sent ok
} else {
//not sent
}
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Henrik Hansen
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PHP
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel alsén) wrote:
Hi,
how do i display return values from functions?
Ie i want to see whether mail() returns TRUE or FALSE.
echo mail(...);
shows the return value, then you can do:
if (mail(...)) {
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