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16:42
jeremycherfas
Can I ask a dumb newbie PHP question? If I have a script that was working, and now is not, can I use die(); effectively as a breakpoint, maybe with a var_dump() just before it to see where things stand?
jeremycherfas Can I ask a dumb newbie PHP question? If I have a script that was working, and now is not, can I use die(); effectively as a breakpoint, maybe with a var_dump() just before it to see where things stand?