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Posted by Daz on 11/04/06 17:11
Pedro Graca wrote:
> Daz wrote:
> > echo "<pre>",print_r($_POST),"</pre>;
>
> echo "<pre>"; print_r($_POST); echo "</pre>";
>
> Will not print the result value of the print_r() call, which is 1. Or
> you could do
>
> echo "<pre>",print_r($_POST, true),"</pre>;
>
> which will make print_r() return a formatted string with the contents
> of $_POST instead of the 1 above.
> print_r($something, true) *does*not* output anything; the output is
> done by the echo.
Hi pedro.
I'm sorry, but you are incorrect in one of your statements.
echo "<pre>",print_r($_POST),"</pre>; will work just fine, I recommend
you try it as I use it all the time. Please note, my use of commas as
opposed to periods.
Best wishes.
Daz.
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