Spaghetti Code

Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

So.

I've pretty much reached the point where I have so many isset s on one page that I can't tell what the page is supposed to do. In other words: spaghetti code. I just read a few tutorials on OOP, i.e. using classes and such, but is it worth is to re write the entire code with classes, or should I switch to some sort of framework, or should I just keep on going with my tangled ball of death? I'd like to be able to switch to OOP, but I don't really know how to program the thing. Is there a place where someone can help me map out my program so I don't end up like this?

Your Answer:

Login to answer

Other forums

Form File Upload
I've read through tons of resources and tutorials and as far as I can tell, my code is accurate, but

Printer configuration
Hi All,
Suppose one of the user deleted the printer settings unfortunatly ,then what is the pro

How to read posted binary data from a mobile device and post it to a web server?
Here is the senario...

I have a mobile device (MD) that posts binary data to a Web Server (WS

Losing 'page' data
I have this code that allows me to update my database. But after updating, I lose the $_GET['page']

Inserting a variable in a link
I have this code that I want to insert for my own variable but I have no idea how. This is what I wa

Breaking results into week blocks
I have a set of dates (and times), which are returned from a mySQL query.

These usually span

TCP Sending Unsigned Char...
Hi...

I want to send over tcp/ip some data, i have the data in hexadecimal, and when i tr

Google Wave
So... has anyone used it yet? Is it any good?

http://wave.google.com/help/wave/about.html#vid

Output Buffering question
Hi all,

I've been trying to wrap my head around output buffering. So far I've found tons of

Interpret Order
Hello all,

I'm wondering if I have this:

Code: $switch = array(
'one' =>