[KLUG Members] PHP and new scam from Permissioned Media

[Bryan J. Smith]

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On Wed, 2002-10-30 at 20:42, Paul VandenBosch wrote:
> How do you put together a php script?

Depends.

> Do you first write it up on paper as a flow chart, then name
> variables and describe what has to be done with the variables?

If I was writing mission-critical code, especially something that was
for a public project and I was the P.E. signing my name up for
malpractice, hell yes!  And I'd be charging $200/hour to boot.

But for personal usage, hell no.  Even small businesses I wouldn't worry
too much.

But for major E-commerce, yeah, we're back to analness.  Especially if
my business depends on it.

> Then maybe cut and paste from previous scripts (known to
> be working) to start writing code for each individual process?

That's how I did my SmithDot.NET site.  Took the LEAP stuff by Chris
Young and changed it a good amount to fit my needs/wants.  Learned PHP
and moved on to new functions and features.

It still really needs some work, but I haven't had time to touch it.

> I'm sure there is no one right way to do it, everyone probably has their
> own style.

It's not so much of "individual style" but rather "individual
need/wants."

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