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Odd Syntax

Hello,

Can anyone help me out with what the following syntax does in an HTM page?

$(VarName)

TIA
Jul 20 '05 #1
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Scott wrote:
Can anyone help me out with what the following syntax does in an
HTM page?

$(VarName)


That's not html syntax, so it's off-topic for ciwah. It looks like a
variable for a scripting language, so I'd try looking for answers in
Perl or PHP groups, as those are popular web scripting languages.

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Jul 20 '05 #2

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