Why oh why did you hard wire the php4 filename extension everywhere in your code ? I't not necessary and the convention is to use a plain .php extension for PHP4 code.
I would love to use your program (I think) but after looking at what it would take to have to keep modifying your code each time there is an update I decided it's not worth the hastle and I should just check out what you've done and reimplement it myself for my own needs.
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I think the same way.. just using plain ".php" and
maybe ".inc" for included files would be easier. I think a lot people would prefer this.
At the same time.. it is nice to fill a database with all den stuff.. but how to create a useable documentation from it (guess this is planned for the future?)
Sincerely,
Hans Raaf
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Why oh why did you hard wire the php4 filename extension everywhere in your code ? I't not necessary and the convention is to use a plain .php extension for PHP4 code.
I would love to use your program (I think) but after looking at what it would take to have to keep modifying your code each time there is an update I decided it's not worth the hastle and I should just check out what you've done and reimplement it myself for my own needs.
I think the same way.. just using plain ".php" and
maybe ".inc" for included files would be easier. I think a lot people would prefer this.
At the same time.. it is nice to fill a database with all den stuff.. but how to create a useable documentation from it (guess this is planned for the future?)
Sincerely,
Hans Raaf