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ender · 04-08-2004, 09:15 PM

Hello,

Although I have been programming for a while (since middle school). I haven't gotten into web programming until recently. However, I haven't gotten into PHP until a few weeks ago. My previous ploys have been with perl. While good, I feel that if I want to be a better pick within the job field should I ever need to get a new job, I should learn how to use this.

So, now that I have wasted precious words on nothing important, here is my real question. How does one go about arranging their numerous script files for a semi-large site? There are a lot of things to think about with this, and I just wondered how other people organized themselves, so I could take hints. Maybe I should just use the same deal as with perl scripts, but the fact that one can include a header and footer makes it a little more complicated. I have authentication/session stuff that needs to go somewhere, and I feel as though I am bungling it up.

Thanks, look forward to your feedback,

Ted Morse

04-08-2004, 09:15 PM	#1 (permalink)
ender Code Monkey Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Evansville, IN Posts: 75	Organization of a Site Hello, Although I have been programming for a while (since middle school). I haven't gotten into web programming until recently. However, I haven't gotten into PHP until a few weeks ago. My previous ploys have been with perl. While good, I feel that if I want to be a better pick within the job field should I ever need to get a new job, I should learn how to use this. So, now that I have wasted precious words on nothing important, here is my real question. How does one go about arranging their numerous script files for a semi-large site? There are a lot of things to think about with this, and I just wondered how other people organized themselves, so I could take hints. Maybe I should just use the same deal as with perl scripts, but the fact that one can include a header and footer makes it a little more complicated. I have authentication/session stuff that needs to go somewhere, and I feel as though I am bungling it up. Thanks, look forward to your feedback, Ted Morse __________________ while(1) fork();