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[SOLVED] header() in linux


soycharliente

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From the manual:

Description

void session_write_close ( void )

 

Return Values

Returns TRUE on success or FALSE on failure.

 

How is that even possible? Doesn't that say that it returns nothing?

All the notes at the bottom are full of people saying that this function didn't help them.

 

Sidenote: Frost, did you get my PM?

 

From the manual:

Description

void session_write_close ( void )

 

Return Values

Returns TRUE on success or FALSE on failure.

 

How is that even possible? Doesn't that say that it returns nothing?

 

It says it returns true on success and false on failure. But since it is a "void" type it means it really doesn't have to return anything. But either way it works like a void function does, the code is executed and you are not really informed if it worked or not. Meaning it is meant to just close the session, it does not need to tell you if it worked or not.

 

As for the PM, probably but I never save my messages sent. Sorry bud.

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