public.php

<?php
	require_once('include/login/auth.php');
	require_once('include/debug.php');
	include('include/mysql_connect.php');
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				<h1>Public Components</h1>
				
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					When you add a component there is a button called "public". If you choose to set that to yes, it means that other people can see that you own that component.<br /><br />
					
					The thought with that setting is, for example; You are building a project and missed to order one component, to skip expensive shipping costs, long shipping time etc. you just make a quick search on ecDB for that component and contact the owner. Hopefully he is kind enough to send you that component quickly for a small charge.
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				<h1>This function is under development...</h1>
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