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Originally Posted by Hamilton Steele
The code is PHP 3. So it's REALLY OLD
I studied computer science in university but I have always been a less than mediocre when it comes to any kind of code. Which unfortunately also includes html, php, etc.
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Install an environment (Xamp, WAMP) make sure to have error_reporting turned on and try to run the code. You will get the errors back, go through and fix, rinse, repeat until you come up with a clean run.
Once you get past all the syntax and deprecated errors you can get down to making the code actually work again.
You will learn more about php code by going through the debug than any other method, just my opinion of course.
Edited in: My answer assumes that you want to learn php coding, of course.
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