On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 11:29 AM, David Jourard <davidj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I posted it at > > http://pastebin.com/m6c8cb17c > for the variable names, you might consider camelCase or underscores to enhance readbility, for example $htmlpathcomponents would become $htmlPathComponents (my preference) or $html_path_components i would recommend getting away from use of the global keyword in ur methods. in GetSessionKey and VerifyLoginTicket, why not use a reference parameter as you did in OpenParam function VerifyLoginTicket($sessionticket, &$verifydata, &$returnMessages) function GetSessionKey($id, &$List, &$returnMessages) i would also recommend getting away from usage of the $GLOBALS array. it has its place, but in general i would venture to say its best avoided. also, method names are typically started w/ lower case letters, where as capitalization is typically used for class names, so for example VerfiyLoginTicket becomes verfiyLoginTicket theres really no good reason for calling return; as the last line of a function that i can think of; you can safely omit that statement (eg. last line in VerfiyLoginTicket) im sure theres more to say here, but im pooped :O -nathan
