On Sunday 15 August 2004 06:58 pm, Matteo Beccati wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > $_GET['sort'] && $_SESSION['sort']=$_GET['sort'];
> > $sort=$_SESSION['sort'];
> > $sort || $sort="field1";
>
> First of all I don't feel very comfortable with this exotic syntax, but
> this is not the right place to discuss about it ;)
>
I guess "exotic" depends on your background.
> > $query="SELECT
> > field1 AS \"<a href=$PHP_SELF?sort=field1>field1</a>\",
> > field2 AS \"<a href=$PHP_SELF?sort=field2>field2</a>\",
> > field3 AS \"<a href=$PHP_SELF?sort=userid>field3</a>\"
> > FROM my_table ORDER BY $sort";
> >
> > $tbl=new Table($query);
> > $tbl->print();
>
> Is there a good reason why you don't add hyperlinks inside your Table
> class, instead than using column names for such a purpose?
That might be the best solution. This code has evolved from a time before I
was using classes. Used to be a simple function call. With classes I could
add the ability to assign links to the headers.
>
>
> P.S.
> Handling column sorting like you're doing is a big security risk! I hope
> you are doing some more checks on $sort, otherwise SQL injection attacks
> would be very easy to do.
Good point. Using your suggestion about implementing this inside the Table
class will make this easier to control.
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Robert C. Paulsen, Jr.
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