PHP TIP OF THE DAY

PHP Classes submitted by Idcmp at 04/06/1999, 23:04 (GMT+1) If you're doing a fairly big website, you may find it handy to take the time to move your SQL calls into their own PHP3 classes (a Users class, an Inventory class, a Tips class, etc) and create members to add/delete/modify/query the database entries. This allows you to leave webpages untouched incase you change databases, grow the table or split things differently. This also seperates the HTML display from the underlying logic so that you can publish your class and others can integrate it nicely into their existing website designs. Browse all tips | Submit your tip

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[10/20/1999]: MySQL 3.23.5 released TCX says: "We have hoped that this would be a beta release, but as we just fixed an bug in the index handling in MyISAM, we can't upgrade it to beta yet :( If there isn't any fatal bug founds in this version for a couple of week we will upgrade MySQL 3.23 to beta." More information can be found at the MySQL homepage. Older news