Subject: | Why does this "class" use Globals... |
Summary: | Package rating comment |
Messages: | 2 |
Author: | Christopher Kramer |
Date: | 2009-09-12 09:32:35 |
Update: | 2009-09-12 11:05:56 |
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Christopher Kramer rated this package as follows:
Utility: | Sufficient |
Consistency: | Insufficient |
Examples: | Sufficient |
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 Christopher Kramer - 2009-09-12 09:32:36
Why does this "class" use Globals instead of class-attributes to set mail-details?
The "helper classes" which are made use of look quite good, but the wrapper around seems quite useless to me.
Putting SMTP Authentification details into an ini-file is also a bad idea I think because of security issues (you'd have to make sure that the file cannot be downloaded with a .htacces-file for example).
But one could use loadsmtp.php as an example of how to use the helper class (phpgmailer - which makes use of the SMTP helper class).
 Gourab Singha - 2009-09-12 11:05:56 - In reply to message 1 from Christopher Kramer
I use globals in my "SENT MAIL FROM ANY SMTP SERVER" class because i make it user friendly. I do not want any developer like me spent lots of his important time to send a mail from any smtp server using existing smtp mail server class.I want to make there work more faster.They just need Recipent address, mail subject , mail content , and smtp server address and uername and password to send a mail.I want to make a mail class which dose not need a documentation just easy as reading like a,b,c so i use globals.If some one do not know what is oop's he will use my code to send there mail from any smtp mil server.
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Gourab Singha
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