Honestly, yes, as I am somewhat slammed right now.ut I can still try to
get it done, I was hoping to minimize the time it would take me to do it
though.
What I did in the app I made last year was to fail quickly. Ie, if
anything was ever going to be in a bad state, I just didn't input any
information, then I planned to use phpMyAdmin to fix up any really bad
mess ups. However, this year's app is considerably more controlled, so I
don't think the same design paradigm will work. What I am wondering
about is how do we handle the edge cases?
I guess I'm also wondering about the whole way the input works. So yeah.
Anyway, advice would be appreciated.
~Ryan
Erik Thulin wrote:
Ryan, do you want one of the other coders to write the interfacing code between the input and the database?
- Erik
On 2/7/06, *Ryan McElroy* <ryan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:ryan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
I think there is something about the overall design of this app that I am not understanding. When the match input page comes up, is it supposed to be filled with the last version of the match info submitted? If we want that to happen dynamically, someone with more (ie, any) AJAX experience should probably do it.
Also, what do we want to happen when we submit? Overwrite whatever is there with the stuff just submitted, or try to intelligently figure out what should be updated (ie, things with zeros should not be updated?)... I guess the crucial question is is there single-computer input or multi-computer input for a single match? If the latter, how are we dealing with inconsistencies?
Stephen, I haven't taken a look at your database classes, and I don't have any experience using things of the sort (I'm more of a PHP hacker than a PHP programmer). So, I'd like your opinion on how helpful you think they will be in this case, and perhaps the best way to use them (maybe a mini-tutorial?)
Thanks,
~Ryan
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