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Date: 08/15/05 12:53
By: John Subject: Error in your tut $var = $_POST['name']; // ok $var = "$_POST[name]"; // ok, but double quotes are not necessary $var = $_POST["name"]; // will not work I believe you mixed up the comments from the 2nd and 3rd var, although the $_POST[name] will still work, but is not recommended as it might be mistaken for a constant, nonetheless still work. |
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| Tip #6 | Per Persson | 09/14/05 14:22 |
| Excellent Information | Shafiq Rehman | 09/09/05 08:47 |
| Part One URL | Vaska | 08/21/05 08:52 |
| 10 Tips That Every PHP Developer Should Know, | Clement | 08/19/05 12:43 |
| Updated the article | vaaaska | 08/17/05 14:28 |
| easier to read | tof | 08/16/05 04:22 |
| from the editor | Scott | 08/15/05 15:22 |
| Error in your tut | John | 08/15/05 12:53 |
| correction... | Piotr | 08/15/05 11:44 |
| Tip 6 | Scott Reynen | 08/15/05 09:42 |
| correction... | matt | 08/15/05 02:33 |
| Very nice | Logan K. | 08/14/05 11:22 |
| WHAT?! | Jesse | 08/14/05 01:28 |
| Tip #5 | Toby | 08/13/05 17:32 |
| Few tips Jeffery Vaska should know. | root | 08/12/05 14:10 |
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