On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Paul Vinciguerra wrote:
> Can someone explain where the following fit into the scheme of things?
>
> <[code-compat]>
> <[code-global]>
> <[code-init]>
>
> The list has discussed overriding code-init, but not code-compat or
> code-global. Is there a reason to one over the other?
None at all -- other than ROOT, title and content the style element
names have no magical meaning whatsoever (and ROOT only because
midgard-root.php3 uses it).
The code-global is a place where 'library-type' code can be defined or
imported for the rest of the pages and style elements to use, and
code-compat can be used to define functions you deem obsolete but
are still in use by parts of your site. It's just a convention.
Bye,
Emile
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