Richard Lynch wrote:
I'm thinking the guy who suggested ignore_user_abort(TRUE) is just
doing Voodoo Programming :-)
I love the term Voodoo Programming! I'm guilty of doing it myself. :-)
My 2 cents.....I could see times when ignore_user_abort(TRUE) could be
very handy. I'm wondering though, if it should always be used with some
sort of data check to make sure what you are about to commit to a
database is not corrupted. It's been my experience that user
interaction can really corrupt data. I would hate to force a script to
finish if the user caused issues with the expected data. Perhaps
everyone uses it in this manner in default (with data checks) and my
point is moot.
I just don't think ignore_user_abort(TRUE) has anything to do with my
current issue since the session variables for the email portion of my
script are still populated and I do receive the warning email.
Thanks,
R
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