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@NogDogAug 12.2020 — #It won't arbitrarily "skip past" any code, but there can be other reasons code does not get processed, such as a fatal error in the preceding code causing any further processing to occur, or things being in https://www.php.net/manual/en/errorfunc.configuration.php . Probably
Also, a quick way to look for syntax errors on any given file is to "lint" it locally via the command line (if your editor doesn't do that for you?):
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PHPMailer Inconsistant
My issue is: It appears not all emails are being sent. Can PHP overlook or skip past “included” code some code if the page loads too quickly??
Sound crazy? Here’s why I ask.
I’ve got a page where I’m processing a form post. Saving the data into a database but also emailing a copy to the person.
I’m using PHPMailer
On my form process page I have my SQL code then have this line to the page where the email is created and sent.
`require ‘mailer/sendEmail.php’;
I have the row ID of the data I’ve saved from my form by using
`mysqli_insert_id();
And on my sendEmail.php page I query this and get the data again. When I call sendEmail.php and pass in a ID the email send’s 100% of the time.
Also, even when emails aren’t sent. The data is saved in my database.
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@NogDogAug 12.2020 — #It won't arbitrarily "skip past" any code, but there can be other reasons code does not get processed, such as a fatal error in the preceding code causing any further processing to occur, or things being in if/else0
@NogDogAug 12.2020 — #You can set things in the php.ini.htaccessdisplay_errorserror_reportingAlso, a quick way to look for syntax errors on any given file is to "lint" it locally via the command line (if your editor doesn't do that for you?):
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