and SimpleTest to test your code as it is written. These along with
some XP techniques I read about seem like good practices to follow.
Does anyone have any other ideas/practices that it would be good for a
new oop developer like myself to make a habit it of?
Thanks!!
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Hello all. I have been reading much lately about the wonders of writing
self testing code for java, perl and others. Is this a feasible task to
accomplish in PHP? I have googled every search I can think of and there
just does not appear to be any information regarding self testing php
out
the line $myref = $this;. The
author states that this is a reference to the class/object itself.
Isn't this like saying outside the class $myref = new test;? What
would be the point of referring to itself inside the class in this
manner? Thanks for your help in advance!
-Adam Reiswig
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of an object inside an object? I guess my
problem in understanding this is not so much where this sort of coding
should be used but rather what is really going on here. Thanks again!
-Adam Reiswig
Jason Barnett wrote:
It's not the same thing. When an variable references an object then you
can change
I have just been to hotscripts.com looking under their php area for good
cms software. The sheer number of choices is staggering to say the
least. I found Smarty and it seems like it might make a good choice for
my needs. I am really looking to fill two needs.
One, a robust cms in which I
Hello all. I am getting ready to write a simple online game using html
php. Since I am learning about php classes I thought it would be fun
to try my hand at writing all the scripting in object oriented style. I
have done as much research as I can find just about and the only thing I
have
To clarify my question, can one class directly call a function or change
a variable of another class or is the main php file the only way to
interact between the two or more classes? Thanks again!!
-Adam R
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regular email to both address's at the same time and I only received one.
-Adam Reiswig
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Normally, the two emails would end up in the same pop account but don't
seem
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question now is
regarding the curly brackets in the 2nd example. Can anyone describe
why using the curly brackets works and/or how php processes them. I
have read quite a bit about php and never come accross thier use in this
way. Thanks again.
-Adam Reiswig
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question now is
regarding the curly brackets in the 2nd example. Can anyone describe
why using the curly brackets works and/or how php processes them. I
have read quite a bit about php and never come accross thier use in this
way. Thanks again.
-Adam Reiswig
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= .$_POST['elementName'];
and several other variations.
Can anyone give me some pointers to inserting $_POST[] statements inside
of query statements? I am sure there must be a way but I have spent a
lot of time on this and am really stumped here. Thanks for any help.
-Adam Reiswig
PS if anything
. They have a number of articles on both as well.
-Adam Reiswig (KliK)
Tim Burgan wrote:
Hello,
I'm wondering what processes everyone has before quoting a web programming /
design job?
Do you have a face-to-face meeting with the client?
What questions do you ask?
What information should be found-out
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