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Can anybody tell me where $m stands for ?
It always goes to the default anyway.. switch($m) { default: require_once(......inc.php'); break; } Found it, it comes from the GET $m = sed_import('m','G','ALP',24); $n = sed_import('n','G','ALP',24); $a = sed_import('a','G','ALP',24); $b = sed_import('b','G','ALP',24); BUT what meaning does m,n,a,b has... (What is usually done with these vars) ?? ==- I say: Keep it EZ -==
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Отредактировано: ez (18.02.2010 03:56, 15 лет назад) |
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Well, I suppose
May the Source be with you!
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Ok, so there is no real real meaning..., but they are vars wich i can use for almost anything..
![]() It is read default by common.php from the GET.. (nice, so I can use those) Thanks ==- I say: Keep it EZ -==
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Be careful with $m and $a, they are used in many scripts and plugins, so make sure there are no conflicts if you use them.
May the Source be with you!
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