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==== Where are all your settings stored ==== | ==== Where are all your settings stored ==== | ||
* All settings, including your changes, are stored in one table with the name **$SITE[]** | * All settings, including your changes, are stored in one table with the name **$SITE[]** | ||
- | * Every setting has its own name in the table: $SITE[**'name'**] | + | * Every setting has its own name in the table: $SITE[**"name"**] |
- | * en it has a value $SITE['name'] = **'value'** | + | * en it has a value $SITE['name'] = **"value"** |
* In PHP such a "instruction" line is closed with a **;** | * In PHP such a "instruction" line is closed with a **;** | ||
So it should look like this: | So it should look like this: | ||
<code>$SITE["region"] = "europe";</code> | <code>$SITE["region"] = "europe";</code> | ||
- | * The **name** of the setting in this example is **'region'** | + | * The **name** of the setting in this example is **region** |
* The **=** character tells the script to fill the setting with the value after the **=** | * The **=** character tells the script to fill the setting with the value after the **=** | ||
- | * The **value** of the setting with the name **'region'** thus becomes **'europe'** | + | * The **value** of the setting with the name **region** thus becomes **europe** |
* In PHP this value stays the same until some other instruction-line changes the value. | * In PHP this value stays the same until some other instruction-line changes the value. | ||