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Show us a sample of what you want it to say, please. &nbsp;Thanks, ~Ray
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Show us a sample of what you want it to say, please.  Thanks, ~Ray

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Great! &nbsp;I always find that simple statements are easier to write and debug compared to compound statements. &nbsp;This usually leads to two responses. &nbsp;One is from new programmers. They say, &quot;but that's so simple...&quot; &nbsp;The other is from experienced programmers. &nbsp;They say, &quot;Very clear...&quot; &nbsp;Either way, I save a lot of time debugging!<br />
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;-)<br />
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Ray
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Great!  I always find that simple statements are easier to write and debug compared to compound statements.  This usually leads to two responses.  One is from new programmers. They say, "but that's so simple..."  The other is from experienced programmers.  They say, "Very clear..."  Either way, I save a lot of time debugging!

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Ray

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I like your style! Easy is better! thanks again!
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I like your style! Easy is better! thanks again!

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Roger that! &nbsp;<br />
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Best regards, ~Ray
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It keeps cutting it off the url at about the &lt;?php echo ltrim when displayed in the &lt;a href=&lt;?php echo $url ?&gt;&gt;<br />

<pre><code id="code-289755">if (substr($misc,0,1) == 'g')
	$url = 'org.php?id=&lt;?php echo ltrim($misc,&quot;g&quot;)?&gt;&amp;amp;ts=&lt;?php echo $time?&gt;&amp;amp;h=&lt;?php echo md5($misc.$time.$secret); ?&gt;';
	else
	$url='pro.php?id=&lt;?php echo ltrim($misc,&quot;u&quot;)?&gt;&amp;amp;ts=&lt;?php echo $time?&gt;&amp;amp;h=&lt;?php echo md5($misc.$time.$secret); ?&gt;';
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It keeps cutting it off the url at about the <?php echo ltrim when displayed in the <a href=<?php echo $url ?>>

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