Jochem,
I cannot believe you spent this much time helping me with this. I really
appreciate it. I will go through and make ALL those changes. I am
grateful. Especially the changes which cleaned up jibberish and
tightened from several lines to one - really! Thank you thank you thank you!
--JJ
Hello,
Recently with the help of several of you I got a script working. It's
complex, I'm still new, some parts of it came from other authors and I
adapted it, and generally despite the fact that it seems to work
perfectly at this point, I am certain that there is bloat, repetition
and simply
Hey there Jackson,
The first thing I would consider would be to see if you can classify
the code into chunks that do a certain job, and then rewrite them as
functions. I would also consider looping through arrays for repetitive
jobs (lines 258 - 270 for example).
Down the line you could consider
Thanks, Chris, I see what you're getting at. I'm not sure I
understand what you mean about looping through the array in the area
you specified- isn't that just the definitions of the vars? Or is that
what you meant and I'm missing the point!!?
On 6/13/05, Chris Ramsay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jackson,
Yeah, what you can do is place all your form values you just got into
an array, and then act on each of them in turn by looping through the
array when it comes to repetitive jobs, such as the
mysql_real_escape_string(trim($_POST['variable'])) part of the code I
referred to earlier.
You
jack jackson wrote:
Hello,
Recently with the help of several of you I got a script working. It's
complex, I'm still new, some parts of it came from other authors and I
adapted it, and generally despite the fact that it seems to work
perfectly at this point, I am certain that there is bloat,
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