> It's more of a pain if I have to remember what order the parameters go
Yeah, good point. I can see that. What i have been doing is componentising
the page into functions which are responsible for rendering a discrete
section of that page...ie if a page consists of a title bar and a form and
t
Andrew Halliday wrote:
>
>
>Ive coded in both PHP and ASP and in both OO and function oriented.
>Ultimately, i find functionally oriented PHP to be the best ... what do
>other people think?
>
As much classes/objects as possible, imo. 'functions' by themselves are
OK for smaller stuff,
but when
>> Ive coded in both PHP and ASP and in both OO and function oriented.
Ultimately, i find functionally oriented PHP to be the best ... what do
other people think?
Having learnt how to program using Basic when I was 8, I had to unlearn a
lot of things as I moved from Basic to Pascal (what? I can't
2001 6:29 PM
Subject: [PHP] PHP Form (aka:Re: [PHP] Can any one spot the Parse error
Here)
> > Only typed it up in like 20 min, i normaly do that [code tidying] after
:)
>
> hehe tisk tisk...the merits of design havent been hammered through you
yet?
> you are lucky!!!
>
> But, thi
> Only typed it up in like 20 min, i normaly do that [code tidying] after :)
hehe tisk tisk...the merits of design havent been hammered through you yet?
you are lucky!!!
But, this does raise an interesting issuegood PHP code structure/form.
What do people consider good PHP form?
Ive coded i
5 matches
Mail list logo
