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printing the contents of a variable
ok, i have a variable in the index.php file, what do i have to do to print it on the index page?
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You will need to add it to your forumhome template where ever you want it to display.
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i know that, but what code do I have to add to the template?
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Can't say without seeing it and having an idea of where you want it.
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If you have something like $variable = 1; in your php file, then type $variable to display the 1.
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Maybe something is wrong with your script, because that is how you do it.
Could you post the section of code that creates the variable. |
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PHP Code:
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...but remember to never do SELECT *. Only SELECT what you want to get from the database and nothing more.
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