can any one tell me what @ sign is doning next to function. examle: $query = @(....); $file = @fopen(...);
any idea!
the @ sign suppresses the errors when calling a function, idea being that upon failure you may want to spit out your own pretty looking error message instead of the built-in ugly PHP error.
some one told me to use flush function to display a bar if file is still loading, so i used flush function to do so, but i dont c anything at all when page is being load.
