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Apr 10, 2009 — 19 comments
Yes - you could protect your scripts this way, but why not just ignore elements in the $_GET array that you are not going to use instead of throwing an error?
Or log unknowns as a hacking attempt?
There's really not all that much more to functions. Maybe it could have gone over recursive functions.
Just use a jQuery calendar.. Less work for the server.
Yes - less rules is a lot better. Sorry for being so darned picky. =)
Only down fall is that you have to have the PDFLib module installed. You might not be able to install it on your server.
I use the FPDF class (http://www.fpdf.org/) for most of my PDF generation.
Compounding statements into one line shouldn't be counted as a single line. It's more along the lines of 30 lines..
It's for WordPress.
My comment on the actual article never did approved, so I'll post it here. I started to work on a validation / cleanser class file, which you can view here: http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/showthread.php?t=157676&highlight=validation . I never did complete it and was working on finishing up the phone number validation section.
Woo hoo! Off to make more comments!
Very good tutorial. Definitely a fine grained system.