I am writing a PHP mail function and some examples have @mail(…) and others have just mail(…).
What is the difference and which one is best to use?
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I am writing a PHP mail function and some examples have @mail(…) and others
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I am writing a PHP mail function and some examples have @mail(…) and others have just mail(…).
What is the difference and which one is best to use?
Cheers
@supresses all warnings/errors, whichmail()function may throw.It is not good practice to use “@”, because you never know if something doesn’t work and also it hits the performance of you PHP application too!