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i want instead of showing me the message &quot;you need to have 5 points&quot; i want to show &nbsp;the help.html
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i want instead of showing me the message "you need to have 5 points" i want to show  the help.html

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if you are excecting an SQL query with die, you can use something like this:<br />
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$result = mysql_query(&quot;your_sql_quer<wbr />y_here&quot;);<br />
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if(!$result) {<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;include &quot;help.html&quot;;<br />
}
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if you are excecting an SQL query with die, you can use something like this:

$result = mysql_query("your_sql_query_here");

if(!$result) {
   include "help.html";
}

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ok if the msg should not be displayed remove that echo from the function
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ok if the msg should not be displayed remove that echo from the function

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hello there,<br />
is there anyway i can have in<br />
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die (&quot;you need to have 5 points&quot;);<br />
<br />
and include something like<br />
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include (&quot;help.html&quot;); ???<br />
<br />
thanks for any help!
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hello there,
is there anyway i can have in

die ("you need to have 5 points");

and include something like

include ("help.html"); ???

thanks for any help!

include in die

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