Ok... according to the above posts, I've started to create my generic CRUD
class however, I'm wondering:
Any of you have already used a DAO design pattern in conjunction with a CRUD
generic class?
Know that I'm trying to create a generic CRUD class on a DAO Design pattern, it
seems that it mak
Nice. :-) Thanks a lot Stuart for your time and explanations.
Now that I have understand, I will try to move on, and understand how can we
introduce bindParams on it:
For a recall, here is the original class:
> public function dbInsert($table, $values) {
>
>$this->conn();
>
>$fi
2009/7/13 MEM :
>
>> $values[0] will give you the first element of $values, namely
>> array('animal_name'=>'bruce', 'animal_type'=>'dingo').
>>
>> array_keys will return an array containing the keys from the
>> passed array, so in this case you'll get array('animal_name',
>> 'animal_type').
> $values[0] will give you the first element of $values, namely
> array('animal_name'=>'bruce', 'animal_type'=>'dingo').
>
> array_keys will return an array containing the keys from the
> passed array, so in this case you'll get array('animal_name',
> 'animal_type').
>
So... since $value
2009/7/13 MEM :
> Hello, I'm trying to understand a general CRUD class that I've seen here:
> http://www.phpro.org/classes/PDO-CRUD.html
>
> I'm learning PHP and I have some doubts on this method to generally insert
> data into DB. The class name is crud and here is the method:
>
> public function
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