Re: accessing CONSTANTS
| From: | Remco Chang | Date: | Sun, 01 Oct 2000 14:32:43 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: accessing CONSTANTS | ||
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really? this works for you?
cause this doesn't work for me... ADMIN still shows up as the string
"ADMIN." if this works for you, maybe i should look into my code more
carefully... :P
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remco chang
bountyquest.com
On Sun, 1 Oct 2000, Jason Brooke wrote:
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> define ("ADMIN", "admin@xyz.com");
> echo "send mail to <a href=\"mailto: ".
> ADMIN. "\">admin</a>";
>
> jason
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> > thanx to those who helped me with the question on < and > characters! :)
> >
> > another question i have is regarding accessing constants. eg,
> >
> > define ("ADMIN", "admin@xyz.com");
> > echo "send mail to <a href=\"mailto:
> > ADMIN\">admin</a>"
> >
> > PHP interperts ADMIN as a string... is there anyway to access the value
> > of a constant?
> >
> > $ad = ADMIN doesn't do the trick either... it again evaluates ADMIN to be
> > the string "ADMIN"...
> >
> > thanx in advance!
> >
> > ----------------
> > remco chang
> > bountyquest.com
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