I've wanted to get some input on this for a while... I've recently been
designing PHP applications using the following directory architecture:
main/
master php files (e.g. addphoto.php)
includes/
forms/
validation/
process/
So, using the addphoto.php example, there would be a file in the forms
directory that read: addphoto_form.inc
In the validation directory, there would be: addphoto_validation.inc
And in the process directory, addphoto_process.inc
The master php file (addphoto.php) would simply pull the form, validate it
and process it. Now the problem is, as I add more master files (currently
around 50), the forms, validation and process directories get equally large.
Would it make more sense to simply allocate each master file its own
directory like this:
addphoto/
addphoto_form.inc
addphoto_validate.inc
addphoto_process.inc
And so, with each new master file (for a task or module), there would be a
new directory.
I'm not sure which is better form, but I find that using the first method is
easier when adding new tasks for the application to execute. I've looked at
the layout of a couple big php applications and they all seem to do things
differently. Any thoughts are welcome!!
-m
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