note 82775 deleted from function.define by cmb
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Note Submitter: jason@sitehatchery dot com
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You can store your constant as the value of a variable like this:
$variable=VARIABLE;
To access the constant, do this: constant($variable).
Beware: if your variable changes, then you loose your reference to the constant - but the constant
itself will not change.
I've found this especially useful for storing the constant string (i.e. VARIABLE) in a
database.