Check Your Scripts

cragllo

Apr 1 2005, 12:19 PM

As I am reading through some of the (Mostly PHP) scripts posted here, the following posts are that of people saying that the script does not work.

I suggest that you should test and make sure that your script works BEFORE you post it here.

Craig.

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ronelm2000

Oct 20 2007, 09:49 AM

Well, I'm very sure all scripts can work.

Since they themselves are the one to use it.

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zamaliphe

Jan 5 2008, 08:50 PM

QUOTE(cragllo @ Apr 1 2005, 12:19 PM)

As I am reading through some of the (Mostly PHP) scripts posted here, the following posts are that of people saying that the script does not work.

I suggest that you should test and make sure that your script works BEFORE you post it here.

Craig.

as start ok i will test all my scripts thanks but i would like to say that

not every script can work on every host some scripts recowre so addedons the web host dosnot have

so you cant mak sure that my script will work with you

and i cant mak sure that your script will work with me

but if any eroor shold hapins you can ask and users should tray to fix this eroor

it is also usfull to include some information like link to phpinfo and so

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SofiaComp

Feb 14 2009, 10:41 AM

QUOTE

as start ok i will test all my scripts thanks but i would like to say that

not every script can work on every host some scripts recowre so addedons the web host dosnot have

so you cant mak sure that my script will work with you

and i cant mak sure that your script will work with me

but if any eroor shold hapins you can ask and users should tray to fix this eroor

it is also usfull to include some information like link to phpinfo and so

I agree.
Probably there is no need to write a script for a different machine the way you write one for your own.
The user should be familiar with the language, and escape any well known errors, like syntactical errors or missing variable.
There is no need for useless posts like "Hey i cut - paste your script and it didn't work, I'll never use your scipts again!".

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flashy

Feb 14 2009, 11:41 PM

Well anyway if they don't work, then whats the point of screaming and crying out that they don't work?

Why can't they just go through the sourcecode and find the errors themselves, and help the community (and the topic maker) by pointing out by saying "Oh $var should have been $var2 on line 53" like so.

Its what i do, and many people give me credit for it

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cyber_electrons

Mar 3 2009, 11:23 AM

Large amount of php scripts can be found here:http://www.scripts.com/php-scripts/Copy and paste your script to avoid human typing errors.Then change the script (ie paths etc.) accordingly.

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Taz

Nov 7 2009, 11:10 PM

thats a good idea. What if it gives you a virus? You'll never know.

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