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Jan 25th, 2000 21:56
Nathan Wallace, Richard Lynch
In PHP3, if you use something like this:
if (isset($some_more)) return;
$some_more = 1;
blahblahblah;
.
.
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The return, *NOT* inside {} brackets, will return from the include file.
But this will break in PHP4, so avoid it.
Instead:
if (!isset($some_more)){
$some_more = 1;
blahbalhbalh;
}