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No, not lazy. Being lazy would have been doing a simple session check and then redirecting to a login page if the session user id did not match the user id in t
by systematical 13y ago
No, not lazy. Being lazy would have been doing a simple session check and then redirecting to a login page if the session user id did not match the user id in the order. The developer had no idea what he/she was doing. Brutal.
- karolist 13y agoYou have me listening. What would be the correct course of action while not lazy and knowing what you're doing? I know that "knowing what you're doing" and this question doesn't go together, but still anything better than a check/redirect?