> Thanks Chad. I've just fixed it up. In my opinion, being able to
> store objects as session variables is one of the best things PHP
> has ever done (and that says a lot).
>
> Anyway, you have referred to above. Is it a paper publication or
> soft copy? Any ISBN or URL by any chance?
I have a couple of books that I have been reading to try to learn php
better. Information for the book I referred to, "Web application
development with PHP 4.0," is at
http://www.newriders.com/books/title.cfm?isbn=0735709971, but you may
also want to look at "Professional PHP Programming," by Wrox Press
(http://www.wrox.com/Books/Book_Details.asp?
section=11_3&isbn=1861002963&subject=&subject_id=).
In my opinion the second book is better served as a desk reference
focusing more on the language itself while the first book I mentioned
focuses on good design practices. Don't take my word for it however
look on amazon, bn or borders and see what the reviewers have to say
for a better idea about the books.
Chad
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