Re: user registration class
| From: | Bernd Duesmann | Date: | Tue, 10 Oct 2000 10:21:55 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: user registration class | ||
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hi there,
is it possible to connect the userfunction from phplib to a forum that works
with a mysql-db? i think this is a newbie-question 8) the forum should
manage many postings. thanx for your help.
regards
bernd
> Hmm.. I might get hammered for saying this but if you intend to build lots
> of sites, I think you should write your own and just build upon the stuff
> that PHP (ideally version 4 as session variables are a good thing) offers..
> Why?
>
> I looked at bout 10 existing classes/script collections - I didn't really
> liked any. In some cases the data model was crap, in other cases some
> crucial functions were missing and the documentation not good enough to
> easily adding them. And so on and on. I now have my own and it's far from
> perfect. But I know it inside out and it fits the way *I* see a web
> application.
>
> I do recommend that you look at some available stuff. (PHPLIB inspired great
> thoughts and I even copied some code snippets.) The risk when writing your
> own is that nobody can help you to get your security right. So keep an eye
> on what mechanisms others have used. (I re-engineered a lot of good ideas..)
>
> If you really can't be bothered, use PHPLIB: It does a lot this stuff. It
> has a lot of users, so is pretty secure and stable and you can find help in
> case you run into problems.
>
> Cheers
>
> Marc
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