Jason pretty well suggested what to use.
PHP scripts with a lot of logic in them usually have all the function
definitions and logic at the top of the script and the display stuff at the
end. Again, as I'm always recommending, have a look at Julie Meloni's
Thickbook tutorials, particularly the custom error messages example.
http://www.thickbook.com
Have fun - Miles
At 04:37 PM 8/7/01 -0700, CGI GUY wrote:
>How does PHP compensate for an apparent lack of
>traditional subroutines (as with Perl, etc.)? It seems
>like I'm going to have to script separate pages for
>ea. set of processes in my search (i.e., print FORM,
>print results for SEARCH,
>print DETAILS, etc.). Please tell me I'm mistaken!
>
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