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The “_once” means that it’s only included once, even if you had the line twice in the script . The reason I’ve separated it out is that it’s all the connection stuff to the database. All the php /Mysql scripts will need it, it’s always the same, so you can just put …
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The “_once” means that it’s only included once, even if you had the line twice in the script .
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The “_once” means that it’s only included once, even if you had the line twice in the script . The reason I’ve separated it out is that it’s all the connection stuff to the database. All the php /Mysql scripts will need it, it’s always the same, so you can just put ..
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The “_once” means that it’s only included once, even if you had the line twice in the script . The reason I’ve separated it out is that it’s all the connection stuff to the database.
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