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if ($ucresult > 0)            {                echo "√ user name available ";            }            ElseIf ($ucresult = =-1)            {                echo "x username not valid ";            }            ElseIf ($ucresult = =-2)            {                echo "x contains the words to allow registration ";            }            ElseIf ($ucresult = =-3)            {                echo "x username already exists ";            }            Exit ();

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if ($ucresult > 0)            {                echo "√ user name available ";            }            ElseIf ($ucresult = =-1)            {                echo "x username not valid ";            }            ElseIf ($ucresult = =-2)            {                echo "x contains the words to allow registration ";            }            ElseIf ($ucresult = =-3)            {                echo "x username already exists ";            }            Exit ();

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This piece of code is incomplete, and there should be code to get and convert it before

If you're using AJAX, that's the return value of the request interface.

This may be the return value of the program specification. So I'm going to look up how this $ucresult is assigned.

This may be the return value of the program specification. So I'm going to look up how this $ucresult is assigned.

function Uc_user_checkemail ($email) {return Call_user_func (uc_api_func, ' user ', ' check_email ', array (' email ' =>$ (email));}

Define (' Uc_api_func ', uc_connect = = ' MySQL '? ' Uc_api_mysql ': ' Uc_api_post ');

function Uc_api_mysql ($model, $action, $args =array ()) {Global $uc _controls;if (Empty ($uc _controls[$model])) {Include_ Once uc_root. /lib/db.class.php '; include_once uc_root. /model/base.php '; include_once uc_root. " /control/$model. php "; eval (" \ $uc _controls[' $model '] = new {$model}control (); ");} if ($action {0} = ' _ ') {$args = Uc_addslashes ($args, 1, TRUE); $action = ' on ' $action; $uc _controls[$model]->input = $arg S;return $uc _controls[$model]-> $action ($args);} else {return ';}}

This may be the return value of the program specification. So I'm going to look up how this $ucresult is assigned.

function Uc_user_checkemail ($email) {return Call_user_func (uc_api_func, ' user ', ' check_email ', array (' email ' =>$ (email));}

Define (' Uc_api_func ', uc_connect = = ' MySQL '? ' Uc_api_mysql ': ' Uc_api_post ');

function Uc_api_mysql ($model, $action, $args =array ()) {Global $uc _controls;if (Empty ($uc _controls[$model])) {Include_ Once uc_root. /lib/db.class.php '; include_once uc_root. /model/base.php '; include_once uc_root. " /control/$model. php "; eval (" \ $uc _controls[' $model '] = new {$model}control (); ");} if ($action {0} = ' _ ') {$args = Uc_addslashes ($args, 1, TRUE); $action = ' on ' $action; $uc _controls[$model]->input = $arg S;return $uc _controls[$model]-> $action ($args);} else {return ';}}

$ucresult = Uc_user_checkemail ($email);

This may be the return value of the program specification. So, to look up the $ucresult is how to assign the value of the girl you said I do not understand these kinds of stuff. Does that mean I'm a parallel programmer? I know, but I just can't write.

It's a conventional value.
You have to look at the value of the constant Uc_api_func function with the same name
Put ' user ', ' check_email ', array (' email ' + $email) three to get in there.
may also be traced upward

UC APIs and functions check their manuals.

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