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Post by snoopie on Mar 24, 2006 13:16:25 GMT -5
ok, i feel retarded by asking this, but how do i get an image or a hyperlink to show up in my signature? i made a pic with FFstat and i want it in my sig. i tried the standard <img src=""> but nada.
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Post by X-Drop on Mar 24, 2006 14:32:17 GMT -5
ok, i feel retarded by asking this, but how do i get an image or a hyperlink to show up in my signature? i made a pic with FFstat and i want it in my sig. i tried the standard <img src=""> but nada. [ img ] image_source [ /img ] You can also take advantage of the tag icons above the message box.
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Post by snoopie on Mar 29, 2006 15:05:04 GMT -5
ok, i just couldnt see starting a new thread for this quieston. in a php code what does the @ do?? im looking at a peice of code that sias ... return @mysql_...; but i have seen the fallowing mysql_...; which is the same but without the @. so please, can someone tell me what the @ is for?
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Post by sdphantom on Mar 29, 2006 19:22:49 GMT -5
The '@' before a function call tells PHP to ignore any warnings that may occur while running the function.
It's handy when you're outputting binary data (image or such) and a warning output would currupt the data. It's also nice when you know that it may run into an error, but you don't want the warning displayed to output.
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