Hi Tim,
>
> if (false)
> ?>Hello ?>
>
> or
>
> if (true)
> ?>Hello ?>
>
at first, I'd like to point out that semicolon as a statement separator is
not required before end of the
php fragment and is supplied automatically during parsing. That's why the
if-statements initiated above
are eva
Hi,
I've discovered strange behavior of PHP. The following script has no sense
and value,
it is simplified due to clearness. The output of the script should be (in my
opinion):
class A2
class A1
But it isn't (using PHP 4.3.4). The problem arise, when the Callback
function of a1
object calls GetOt
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