Here I have a prime example of a situation in which, although my application may function just fine on its own, for security reasons, it needs some extra support.

/* Note: this example taken directly from securephp.damonkohler.com
* in Feb, 2006 (AKA - the SecurePHP Wiki)
* Update: Nov, 2007 - the URL has changed
* Refer [...]

(developing the idea here)

Need is determined
Functions Researched
Application Development Process Begins
More Research
More Development
(repeat #4 and #5 as necessary)
Test “First Working Version” of an App

now, the critical steps that follow are those which i must begin to focus on with more concern so as to develop a better method, and understanding of how to “debug” an app [...]

In a document with HTML markup like this:

<p>Some <em>emphasized</em> text</p>

The <p> generates a block box, with several inline boxes inside
it. The box for “emphasized” is an inline box generated by an inline
element (<em>), but the other boxes (”Some” and “text”) are inline boxes generated by a block-level element (<p>). The latter are called anonymous inline [...]

Inline-level
elements are those elements of the source document that
do not form new blocks of content; the content is distributed in lines
(e.g., emphasized pieces of text
within a paragraph, inline images,
etc.). Several values of the ‘display’ property make an element
inline: ‘inline’, ‘inline-table’,
and ‘run-in’ (part of the time; see run-in boxes).
Inline-level elements generate inline
boxes.

Cascading Style Sheets, [...]

Commonly known as “spam bots” or “e-mail harvesters”, a technology used by those people who wish to scan your source-code for any unsuspecting owner’s e-mail address, their harvesting method can be avoided ef we don’t actually type the address into the code in the form it would take if we were typing it into [...]