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No '?>' in jupload.php

Started by Αndré, August 14, 2008, 08:39:57 AM

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Αndré

Etienne, you forgot the '?>' at the end of jupload.php ;)

Abbas Ali

PHP closing tag i.e. "?>" at the end of a php file is completely optional and it doesn't harm if you omit that. In fact now a days programmers leave that out intentionally as blank line might outputted because of an empty line after that tag.
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