Re: Bug interface

On Sat, Jul 07, 2001 at 10:21:52PM +0200, Hojtsy Gabor wrote: > 2 090 bug-pwd-finder.php a useful bit of functionality. if someone ever gets around to create an overall user-registration system for www.php.net, it would get subsumed by that. > 2 417 bugs-dos-and-donts.php > 2 311 bugs-generating-backtrace.php a bunch of text. i assume these attract more search engine crawlers than people. > 22 512 bugs-php3.php this is just an (outdated) copy of bugs.php. we could just stop accepting php3 bug reports, and this would go away. > 23 360 bugs.php this is pretty important. :) > 8 432 bugstats.php this stands alone pretty well. > 2 935 lbugs.php i don't think anyone uses this any more. i think andi was the one who requested it for a lightweight interface for viewing bugs over his slow connection. a quick glance at the server logs seems to suggest it has gotten one hit since last may. okay, four now that i double-checked to see what it did. :) (this is basically just a copy of the script that generates the bug report mail, anyway.) you forgot include/bugform.inc (which could certainly be put back in bugs.php, it was just nice to get it out of the way), and include/bugtypes.inc (which will go away whenever i get to just putting this info into another database table). > It shows, that bugs-php3.php and bugs.php are > the heavier ones, while the others are just > small pieces. It would be better to have more smaller > files in the new /bugs dir, but get clearer code, and > easier development. i'd rather spend my time improving the functionality of the system. it has been cleaned up to my satisfaction, for now. (but if someone else feels it is important, go for it.) > And well, if we see it with the educational perspective, > our code should be the best example for everyone... whatever. if someone wants to learn php, they are better off with the plethora of tutorials out there. jim