Probably because there's a page redirect happening, which dumps the echo'd data into a black hole. Use die('INFO HERE'); instead of echo() if you want to halt execution and see what's happening. Remember that die() halts execution though.Originally Posted by enigmabomb
Oh yeahThat too.
Any idea why I can't send echo statements from the update function?
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