Dallas K. wrote:
> On a previous shopping cart, some of our "fantastically complex"
> scripts got so big that WE couldn't follow the logic.... too many
> conditional test, things started to conflict.... it was hell... so we
> found that it was better to break the processing code apart from the
> html..... but build one file that includes all needed files into one
> to simulate the "One-file-one-form" approach..... this made all our
> lives easier..... JMT.
But you don't have to split the code up into several files. Seperation
of code and design is a nice thing, good code structure is another, but
they don't require the code to be split up into several files (the
Design is often put into a seperate template, but this is not the
topic).
It can be done this way, but there are other ways, some of them using a
single file.
regards
Wagner
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