It's not suppose to do anything other than list days. Something that could have been done like this:W3bbo said:I executed the PHP... it's just a list of days, clicking on a link doesn't actually do anything other than reload the page.
This is under PHP5 though. Does your script make use of any PHP4-specific behaviour?
$list = "";
for ($i = 0; $i < date('t"); $i++) {
$list .= "<a href='pointlessCode.php?day={$i}' title='Day {$i}'>Day {$i}</a>, ";
}
print $list;
As for any PHP4-Specific behaviour, not sure. I think all of the code is ambiguous. No PHP OO activity or anything. No usage of $_SESSION...I think it's all cross-compat with 4 and 5
Somebody actually wanted a solution over at DevShed. They wanted links for days 1 - n of the current month. This was a joke-solution (although a functional one) for their problem. I thought it was funny
I was mostly curious if anybody here had every done anything similar as a joke.