Thanks everyone for clearing it up. It looks like the author of the
tutorial may have had all PHP error reporting turned on and put the @ there
in case the variables weren't set, which was after all what that if
statement was checking.. or just got into the habit of putting it on any
variable that may or may not be set.
-Mike
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