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Trick to using VB variables on Non-vb pages...
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Do i have to use ECHO commands in order to use the variables within GLOBAL.php? I thought it was simple as this... <html> <? require("global.php"); ?> <p> Hello... my name is $username</> </html> but... i assume you have to do the following: <html> <? require("global.php"); echo('<p> Hello... my name is $username</>'); ?> </html> Is there an easier way... what is the right way? I want learn to code indpependent pages of VB but use the VB variables.... if the echo command is the only way then so be it... but I do a visual/code upgrade every 6 months and the echo command may seem to be bit too much... Everyone has asked this question... and the response is just use GLOBAL.php and sessions in the url... etc... but how... write out some sample code for the newbies.... and once we learn how we will do the same... Thanx |
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