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04-10-2012, 12:51 AM
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Well replace every {$prefix} by ".constant('PREFIX')." and it should work for you. The reason why we are using PHP constants is that we do not need to define superglobals for database information used in functions and classes. You do not see $GLOBALS['prefix'] anymore from functions in Mys v1.3.1. Once the User class is available we will get rid of more superglobals, although some superglobals will always remain, such as $GLOBALS['adopts'] since you cannot define a constant object.
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