[Resolved] die();'s brother?

[tuf-web_co_uk]

hey,

i was wondering if there was a function in php will killed the current php script from running, but doesnt stop any html outside the <?php ?> tags from running

is there such a function?

i looked at the manual but only found its equivalent, exit, which doesnt work this way

thanks, Comms

[Kudose]

There ya go buddy:

http://us4.php.net/manual/en/function.die.php

it is called exit();

[bubblenut]

I think you misread the question kudose, by quite a long way. Infact, did you read the question at all? tuf a function like this would be pretty useless. Have a look at this situation and think what the output would be if your function was placed at point 1.

<?php

//point 1
if($_GET['value']=='true') {
  ?>true<?php
} else {
  ?>false<?php
}
?>

see what I mean?
Your best bet is to write something in to your error handling functions.
HTH
Bubble

[tuf-web_co_uk]

yeh i see what you mean

where could i find a tutorial on error handling, as i have never took my scripts to that extent yet?

thanks

[bubblenut]

haven't read it but this looks pretty good.
HTH
Bubble

[jebster]

Also:
http://www.php.net/errorfunc
http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/mattias20000519.php3
http://www.devshed.com/c/a/PHP/Error-Handling-In-PHP-part-1/
http://www.devshed.com/c/a/PHP/Error-Handling-In-PHP-part-2/

The more things you read the the better 🙂

[Kudose]

I didnt quite understand the question, so I went off of the subjects title and found die()'s brother.

Sorry 😛

🙂