Re: What exactly is Exit?

Exit aborts processing of the script; anything that follows isn't processed or output. In your example, they have the exact meaning. I don't see why you would want to use an exit there if there isn't anything following it, since nothing would have happened anyway. It's more useful for aborting on errors, or authorization failure after sending an non-authorized message or header. >>> Maxim Maletsky <maxim.maletsky@lincmedia.co.jp> 09/12 8:07 AM >>> >> a quick question: >> what is Exit; ?