| Posted by Pedro Graca on 10/25/06 03:17 
James54321 wrote:> So should i leave the # or ### in or take them out or delete what their
 > signalling?
 
 Study them!
 
 1. the Xmysql_* functions
 Don't worry about them; they're just a way to test database scripts
 without "having" a database. Of course you're free to study and
 change them.
 Don't forget to replace all "Xmysql_*" by "mysql_*" when your code is
 ready (and delete the Xmysql_* functions)
 
 2. some # or ### comments I just wrote because I don't have your
 includes. For these you should remove the #'s so that your files get
 included.
 
 3. Other comments are just my ideas when I was reviewing your code.
 Delete the whole comment for these cases.
 
 
 There's a modification to the code @ http://pastebin.co.uk/4581
 I didn't test it thoroughly, just verified there were no uninitialized
 variables and that the echo's worked.
 
 
 Happy Coding :)
 
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