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[David Krings]

John Campbell wrote:
> David,
> 
> This does not apply to files that mix php and html.  This is for php
> only files, such as classes, or config files.   If your application
> separates the presentation logic from the application logic, you will
> have lots of files that are pure php and this prevents those scripts
>>from inadvertently sending output to the browser.

I do use scripts that do not output anything, but I usually run a browser 
redirect within the code once done and before the closing tag, so I guess it 
wouldn't matter in my case as the bogus content would come after the redirect 
and it also doesn't matter once content is sent. I don't think I have any 
scripts so far that would cause this problem, but good to know that this issue 
exists.

David