On Tuesday, March 5, 2002, at 08:08 AM, Jason Wong wrote:
>> Is placing the include at the top absolutely required, good programming
>> convention or just preferred?
>
> Simply put, you can place them wherever you want. Obviously if your
> include
> file defines certain variables then common s
Yep, ordered the manuals from Amazon.com... and they inadvertently shipped
the books to my mom-in-law ha ha. except that she's retired and
computers are still a mystery.
So, I am muddling through with my PHP dev. dictionary until I get to see my
relatives this weekend.
(cheesy smiley) Tami
k with the
tradition.
=C=
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From: Team GotFusion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 6:59 AM
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Subject: [PHP] ... another dumb question
I have people telling
On Tuesday 05 March 2002 20:58, Team GotFusion wrote:
> I have people telling me that I MUST put the file before or
> inside the header of the .php file I am writing before a script is pulled
> into my file. I usually just put the whereever I need it on the
> page. Actually have it embedded in a
I have people telling me that I MUST put the file before or inside the
header of the .php file I am writing before a script is pulled into my file. I usually
just put the whereever I need it on the page. Actually have it embedded in
an IF statement, so that if the conditions are not met, the
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