Posted by Gnomo on 06/14/05 01:14
The best method would be to have b.php include a.php using the include
or require function.
This makes a.php part of b.php and then you can access the variables as
if they were defined in b.php.
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Gnomo
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gcs/it$ d- s+: a--? c++ u* !p l++ e---- w+++ !n o? !k-? !w o? m++ v?
!ps !pe y+ pgp t++ !5 x+ r+ tv+ b+ di+ d- g+ e(++) h* r+++ y?
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