what is the _AT() function?

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what is the _AT() function?

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hi, I've just been assigned to a new project that has a TON of php that I've never seen before so you will see me a lot more around here :)

on this application there are several calls to a function _AT(). I have searched every file within the application and can't find the function defined so I have to assume that it's somethign built into php. I can't figure out what the hell it does though?

any light you might be able to shed would be greatly appreciated.

thx,

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Post by Burrito »

nevermind...found it here:

http://www.atutor.ca/development/docume ... html#fn-at

guess it is part of the app...but I still can't find where it's declared.

Edit...got..all squared away now, 8O
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