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if I use exit(); will it STOP parsing the page? Or just the PHP?
So.. if I had this..
With this, what will the browser end up with? Will it just get everything UPTO the exit(); or just everything that the PHP will not parse?Code:<html> <body> Hey everyone!<p> Welcome to <?php echo("My Site"); exit(); ?><p> <?php echo("Its the best!"); ?> </body> </html>
Thanx for the insight, and I'll try to refrain from bothing you much more!
God Bless
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Only stuff that is before the exit;
Even raw html after that will not be sent to the browser, that is the beauty of the exit;
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If you want to send out an error message and exit at the same time, use this:
PHP Code:die("<b>Error: </b> whatever");
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