In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Samuel Ottenhoff wrote:
> It is good that you are looking into classes and functions. The
> concept you are missing is that of "returning" a result.
>
> At the end of your function mysql_query, add a line:
>
> return $result;
>
> Then, when you call that function, m
It is good that you are looking into classes and functions. The concept
you are missing is that of "returning" a result.
At the end of your function mysql_query, add a line:
return $result;
Then, when you call that function, make it like this:
$resultArray = $TemplateTable->mysql_query("se
I am just getting my head around classes, so forgive me if this is a
schoolboy error!
In order to learn I am re-writing my content management system and am in the
process of writing an HTML.class and a MYSQL.class.
so far so good. I spawn new instances of a table for example, sending
parameter,a
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