> CakePHP is object-oriented, thus you would be encouraged to create a class
> and a method inside it, not a bare function. To create a class you can use
> from anywhere, put a file in APP/libs (for example my_class.php), make a
> class in it (like "class MyClass"), and then import it wherever you want to
> use it (using "App::Import('Lib', 'MyClass');").
>
Ow.. I got it. I'll try it. Maybe I'll be back if I just get in
trouble. Thanks for the guide, Ryan Schmidt. :D I am a new comer in
cakePHP..
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