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I am pretty new myself to PHP and I decide to use a project to build up a knowledge of PHP. I chose a simple event lister from http://www.mevin.com/ which I am in the process of adding more features. The event lister started out basically just adding,copying events and adding a new user. I have added an options page, optimised the database, included a rss feed, more secure login and remember me feature. I have plenty of other ideas in the pipeline, such as social networking integration. I try and learn as I go along. I have used various websites for help and advice including this forum. http://www.developphp.com/list_php.php http://php.net/quickref.php http://phpsec.org/projects/guide/ http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/php/30-php-best-practices-for-beginners/ http://pelfusion.com/tools/how-to-debug-php-code-and-useful-php-debugging-tools/ http://www.gracesmith.co.uk/43-must-read-php-articles-and-resources/ I hope this is of use Tracy

Hi I have put together a options page for the script that I have been working on. I have 1 options page where there options are divided into 4 jQuery tabs with there own save button. The options in each tab are posted using Ajax to their own separate file like process.php, process1.php etc. My question is there a way to place all the processing code in one file and if so would this affect the load on the server? Would each form be better off having their own page for processing? For example: <form id="options_1" action="process1.php" method="post" > <!-- this is form 1 that is processed with process1.php --> </form> <form id="options_2" action="process2.php" method="post" > <!-- this is form 2 Can this form be processed using process1.php instead of process2.php --> </form> <form id="options_3" action="process3.php" method="post" > <!-- this is form 3 Can this form be processed using process1.php instead of process3.php --> </form>