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Old 19-03-2005, 13:49   #3
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Re: Help with something that should be obvious...

I would expect that the else precludes do_warn() from being executed - it acts as an XOR. I.e. either do_alert() or do_warn() will be executed but not both. I can't remember if PHP treats it this way though. I would also check on the comparision - is the interpretor actually comparing time or is it comparing strings, integers, or something else?
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