I agree, I made a mistake on my last reply , and I apologize for that. Thank you also for you for your coments, but my main question still open without any related reply.
> > > To say the minumum yor reply does not help in nothing. > > > > Who cares about privacy on my own company Intranet ? > > 1. I don't believe you specified this was a company intranet, but you may > have. > > 2. Generally it's a good idea to get things right the first time, rather > than assuming that something will always remain in it's current state. I > tend to copy-and-paste a lot of code from one project to another, or > assemble libraries of code. It might be okay for you to say "this code > works for a limited environment, and i'm happy with that", but will you > remember this when: > > a) you copy it across to another project > b) the status of the project changes or is extended > c) the project is no longer in your control > > If you insist on sticking with this limitation, do yourself and your > co-workers a favour, and ensure you: > > a) comment your code well, pointing out the limitation > b) do some minimal (at least) error handling to deal with the fact that it > may not be there > > 3. The reply WAS helpful, raised some important issues, and IMHO you should > have thanked the poster for being kind enough to point out issues you may > not have thought of. You could have easily replied with "thanks for those > pointers, but I'm less concerned with privacy, since this is a corporate > intranet". > > > I'm not sure I'd ever help you again, if I'd received a reply such as yours. > > > Justin French > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
