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Posted by Frits van Leeuwen on 08/18/06 13:32
"dimo414" <dimo414@gmail.com> schreef in bericht
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> Sure, it's possible to put it all in the same file; you'd just need to
> create an if statement testing if the request method is post, or if
> they're already logged in; if not, it'll output the form instead.
>
> Also, you need to add exit; after any header('location: ......');
> changes, otherwise the script will still contine to execute.
Thanks,
I think you can help me. You do understand me.
When I start with a simple PHP-file, like this:
<?PHP
echo "<HTML><BODY>Hello World !</BODY></HTML>";
?>
it does not show the text.
I'm afraid that my provider has some thing wrong.
When it's ok again, I like to build slowly a good file.
Anyway, I can not use MYSQL or ODBC.
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