gt; > ?> may not
> > > add a newline to the output, but if there are two newlines
> > after the
> > > ?> you'll definitely get an extra newline in the output - and it
> > > wouldn't necessarily be obvious from looking at the PHP
> > code in a text ed
Anyone have any ideals why when the if statement is being by-passed?
I am having some problems with a jquery script that I am writing. The
problem is after I receive the data from the php file jquery seems to
skip the if statement. I am logging to console and it is showing yes/
no depends on email address. I am enclosing my scripts in case someone
can help me.
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