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Posted by Captain Paralytic on 11/13/07 17:11
On 13 Nov, 17:04, MS <No.Way.J...@No.Spam.Thank.You.com> wrote:
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> > On 13 Nov, 16:50, MS <No.Way.J...@No.Spam.Thank.You.com> wrote:
> >> Hi,
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> >> Is there a php function that will stop executing the php code, but do any
> >> necessary clean-up, like die(), and will then go on to process any html in
> >> the file that is below the '?>' end php tag? Both die() and exit() exit
> >> without processing the html after the end php tag.
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> >> E.G.
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> >> SOME HTML...
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> >> <?php
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> >> SOME PHP...
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> >> Call End PHP processing function (jumps to end the page neatly html).
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> >> ?>
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> >> END PAGE NEATLY HTML...
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> >> Or must I place the end page html in a php function and call that, say, as
> >> part of a MyDie() function.
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> >> Thanks.
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> > <?php
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> > SOME PHP...
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> > die('END PAGE NEATLY HTML...');
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> > ?>
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> Thanks. Should I take it that the answer is no?
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What I posted is the way such a thing is implemented in php.
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