I'd like to see xhtml. Use whatever works in your code as long as it plays nice and as expected with other Drupal code. As for commenting, I encourage it, but I personally have trouble putting them in.
-Neil -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] aim: ndrumm3 http://www.ews.uiuc.edu/~ndrumm On Mon, 28 Jul 2003, Ka-Ping Yee wrote: > Are there any coding or naming standards we are trying to follow, > aside from what's mentioned in the Drupal docs? > > For example, whether it's correct to write module_validate or to add > a "validate" clause to module_nodeapi; whether it's necessary to > produce XHTML or if HTML will do; or other things i should know about? > > I was very unhappy to discover a few days ago that "spam" == 0 returns > true. Unbelievable... you can compare a true value to a false value > and PHP will say they're equal. (What were they smoking?) > > Does this mean we should all be using === everywhere instead of ==? > > Other tips from seasoned PHP experts would be great to hear. > > Thanks! > > > -- ?!ng > >
