Sebastian Dieser wrote:
Hi, we have been using the following codes on our site for a year and I wanted
to know if these codes are just spaghetti or its actual usable code. I know it
can be bettered a lot I just need opinions if the codes can be used a while
more until we reprogram everything as a complete CMS system.
Thanks a lot! my superiors want to know because there is another coder that
says these codes are just spaghetti.
There is more codes but i am able to access the database fine and everything
else. Of course the codes can be bettered but i dont believe its just
spaghetti!!!!! I used these codes because there was no need to reinvent the
wheel. I apreciate your help!
I hope you have indenting in your code and it's just the email that came
through badly.
I wouldn't say it's spaghetti code but it could do with a clean-up.
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if ($loginConnector->getNumRows($getUser)> 0){
// Login OK, store session details
// Log in
$_SESSION["user"] = $user;
$_SESSION["pass"] = $this->userdata['pass'];
$_SESSION["thegroup"] = $this->userdata['thegroup'];
if ($goodRedirect) {
header("Location: ".$goodRedirect."?".strip_tags(session_id())) ;
}
return true;
}else{
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If you're returning out of the function there why do you need an else?
PHP will automatically skip that block if it's not going to process that
code path.
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// If user is already logged in then check credentials
if ($_SESSION['user'] && $_SESSION['pass']){
--------
...
reverse that:
if (!isset($_SESSION['user']) || !isset($_SESSION['pass'])) {
return false;
}
You remove a huge if block which isn't needed.
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query('SELECT * FROM vendors WHERE ID = '.$HTTP_GET_VARS['id']);
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Go to this website and read everything you can find:
http://phpsec.org/projects/guide/
You have sql injection here that needs attention (and if it's here I'm
sure there could be other spots too).
Also HTTP_GET_VARS is old, change it to the newer $_GET['id'] syntax.
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