Thanks the feedback so far. To expand the scope of my issue past enums
(which by their limited nature are easy to check and set defaults) let me
ask this...
There is a column called Address in my email table, Thus I am creating a PHP
object called Email to interact with it. The Address variable of
From: "Mike Zornek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I'm making a conscience effort to improve my PHP skills, that being making
> objects, unit testing, better error handling etc. So I have a questions.
>
> I have a database that is storing all of my records. One column is of type
> enum where the two legal
Mike Zornek wrote:
Oops, forgot to send my original response to the list last time.
On 4/5/04 1:33 PM, "Jason Giangrande" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What I usually do is create a select box that has only the values of the
enum. That way no one should be able to (in theory) put any value other
th
I'm making a conscience effort to improve my PHP skills, that being making
objects, unit testing, better error handling etc. So I have a questions.
I have a database that is storing all of my records. One column is of type
enum where the two legal values currently are "home" and "work"; "work" is
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