Posted by Richard Levasseur on 10/06/34 11:48

If you are using PHP4, use =&, it will assign by reference just like
PHP5 will do. If the official tutorial/guide/manual is using =&, then
you should too if you're using PHP4; there is probably a reason they
are using it.

=& is redundant in PHP5 with respect to objects, so you can happily
ignore using =&

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