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It's GNU/Linux damnit.
http://www.gnu.org/gnu/linux-and-gnu.html
On Sun, 7 Sep 2003, Michael wrote:
> > As I understood it, it was the GET method that tacked the variables onto the
> > URL. That's actually why I chose POST. Also, I read that variables like
> > $comments are 'external variables', and that they are off by default in PHP4.
> > Unless I'm mistaken, this is now the preferred way of accessing them.
>
> Yes, you are doing it the perferred way. It makes it easier to keep from
> accidents and hacks by not using external variables in the global namespace.
Thanks. I was hoping so.
> I might suggest you notice that you can post source code as myfile.phps
> (assuming your webserver is configured right) and it'll show the PHP
> source nicely highlighted.
Hey, that's pretty slick. Thank you! I think, while developing anyway, that I
shall make blog.phps a symbolic link to index.php
http://mad.chickenkiller.com/blogtest/blog.phps
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