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c3ypt1c99057y@masterdoctor I know. :)
My point was that you can echo varables in php inside a string. Kinda like this:
&hello = "Hello, world!"
echo "$hello";
Which would of course give "Hello, world!" as output. It looks like he did the same thing with JavaScript in some way and expected it to work. -
c3ypt1c99057y@masterdoctor I didn't actually know you could do a similar thing in JS. But, i agree now that ive seen it :)
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I don't see a connection between ordering fries and the address of the customer. Why should his address be there? I'm I missing sth?
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@HTMLspecialist My guess is JS. It seems the most likely language to interact with a till.
PHP doesn't support the dot notation either
My friend just ordered some fries, and this is his receipt.
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