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What is the difference between these ??
In my vB templates, at many places I find linking of files in three different ways !!
please tell me the difference among these.. Code:
1. <a href="file.php">$vbphrase[file]</a> |
<a href="http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=146620" target="_blank">http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=146620</a>
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Or just stick them in a template and look at the HTML source of the output ;)
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fine.. thanks !!
--------------- Added [DATE]1210163015[/DATE] at [TIME]1210163015[/TIME] --------------- this is the output in the order what I see in Firefox Code:
1. <a href="file.php">file</a> --------------- Added [DATE]1210163062[/DATE] at [TIME]1210163062[/TIME] --------------- and this is what I see in IE Code:
1. <a href="file.php">file</a> |
$session[sessionurl_q] and $session[sessionurl] will only have a value of the browser doesn't accept cookies.
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thanks for your reply sir.. but i want to know when to link files with $session[sessionurl_q] and $session[sessionurl] and how do they differ from simply linking file like <a href="file.php">file</a>
in other words.. is there a certain condition to use $session[sessionurl_q] OR $session[sessionurl]. |
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If you exclude this code altogether, what will happen is that if someone does not use cookies, when they click the file.php link they will need to re-login. |
okkkkk.... perfect !!
i got it, thank you |
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