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Just to clarify, if I do this...

<?php 
function printForm()
{

  // CODE
?>

// HTML HERE

<?php 

} // end function

?>

Then, the stuff between the PHP blocks is considered part of the function and will only execute when the function is called.  Is that correct?

If that's the case, then thanks for the tips. I can rewrite this function using these tips.

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> Just to clarify, if I do this...
>=20
> <?php=20
> function printForm()
> {
>=20
>   // CODE
> ?>
>=20
> // HTML HERE
>=20
> <?php=20
>=20
> } // end function
>=20
> ?>
>=20
> Then, the stuff between the PHP blocks is considered part of=20
> the function and will only execute when the function is=20
> called.  Is that correct?

Correct.

Remember, though, that the function is not returning anything... it's
going directly out to the browser or output buffer.  This has a subtle,
but possibly pertinent effect, ie:

<?php printForm(); ?>

and

<?=3DprintForm()?>


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