I'm a newcomer to PHP, and I'm trying to use it to simplify the process of
creating an HTML help file.
I have two questions: the first is, is there any way to change the newline
string that the "\n" escape produces? At the moment it is outputting 0x0A,
while I would prefer it if it would produce 0x0D 0x0A.
My second question is related to the following .php source:
<?php include( myinc.php )
myfunc(); /* myfunc defined in myinc.php */
?>
<b>Normal HTML stuff goes here</b>
<?php include( myinc.php )
myfunc();
?>
The problem is that this produces an error message from the second include():
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare myfunc() in myinc.php on line 2
However, if I remove this second include statement, then the second php script
doesn't appear to call myfunc(). Can anyone help?
Thanks in advance,
Andrew
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