Using the php-searchform on my site
| From: | Erwin Hofman | Date: | Sat, 26 Nov 2005 14:06:29 +0000 |
| Subject: | Using the php-searchform on my site | ||
| Groups: | php.mirrors | ||
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I have got a quick remark which maybe won't need an answer.
I am using PHP, but PHP has an inconsistent function naming and the the use of variables in functions differs from function to function, I do not always know the pattern of a function. Offcourse I can and do live with this, but as I am not a walking php-reference list and I often visit php.net, I solved this problem by copying the search form of pph.net too the admin I created and now use to keep my website updated.
When I am testing my own admin and want to know the pattern of a function or whatever, I just fill in a functionname in the form in my admin, which will redirect me to php.net in a new window at the right page of that function. This saves me some time and effort as I often use php.net.
I hope this is not in conflict with your policiy, I couldn't find anything at your site concerning this issue, but if so, please let my know so I can remove it.
Erwin
from the Netherlands
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