>> I tried to add a include in my main script: include ("myfunctions.php);
>> then type the name of the function that I want to use but it is not the
>> good way, or I make a mistake. What is the solution?
> There is nothing wrong with that solution at all. I have a functions.php
> include as well, and so do most professional BBS's on the market too.
One file for each function definition might become too much and slow down
the server in stressy situations.
Group functions into classes (if you use object orientated programming) or
into bundles (if it makes no sense to combine the functions into an object).
<?php
include('include/config.php');
include('include/classes/class_db.php');
include('include/bundles/bundle_display.php');
?>
hth
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