It allows you to include 'environment' things (i.e., things that are part of
the PHP or Apache environment - like what you see when you have "phpinfo()"
in a page) in your PHP code, like the absolute path to the webserver's root
folder. This would let you work with root relative links in an include
file, for example....
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"9thReg" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote
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Thanks for the reply. I'm sorry, but I'm still pretty new. What exactly
is a
PHP environment variable? What is it used for? Is this type of variable
preferred over (or does it replace) other variable types? |