First off thanks Curt for the attempt at explaining what the purpose was for
those, I'm convinced enough to start doing that since that's what the "pros"
use. :)
However, I know have another concern. As for as class security. Is it wrong
to initialize the static variables for my database assignment class ie..
[..Example..]
<?php
class db_connection {
var $user = "dbuser";
var $pass = "dbpass";
var $db = "db";
var $host = "localhost";
var $connection;
....?>
[../Example..]
or should I still be using the normal seperate file for those values ie...
[..Example2..]
<?php
include_once("dbconn.php");
class db_connection {
var $user;
var $pass;
var $db;
var $host;
var $connection;
...?>
[../Example..]
Where in the included file I have the variables listed as
$user = username;
$pass = password;
etc.....
The Class files that I am creating are going to be seperate "template"
includes if you will where they also are going to be "include_once()" items
aswell. Is it over redundant to have both of the files includes?
Any help is much appreciated as I'm still learning this exciting language!
:)
TIA,
Wolf
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