Private Messaging System

[Jam-ez]

Hi,

I'm in need of a private messaging system that comes with a login. Or perhaps an existing user system with a messaging system built in.

Any ideas?

[Calon]

I could easily build one for you if you wanted. (free because I'm kind)

[Jam-ez]

Well if you would I'd appreciate it.

All it needs is a login, inbox, outbox, send message, sent messages, nothing too fancy. An admin panel is optional (for deleting/viewing all mail).

Thanks a lot!

[jackass]

I could do with one of these really.

[Calon]

Started coding it now.

[Calon]

http://rapidshare.com/files/170615372/pm.zip

Didn't have the time to finish it, sorry.

[Jam-ez]

How far is it, and is anyone else up for the challenge?

[Jackboy]

Just looking at a small part of your code.

{
    public function mysql_connect( $hostname, $username, $password, $database )
    {
        $db_connect = mysql_connect( $hostname, $username, $password );
        $sr_connect = mysql_select_db( $database );
    } 

Why have you used variable names. You can just have

{
    public function mysql_connect( $hostname, $username, $password, $database )
    {
        mysql_connect( $hostname, $username, $password );
        mysql_select_db( $database );
    } 

You don't actually need to define variables unless you plan to use them later or w/e.

But nice of you for trying Also why have you put the public function as an actual reserved function? Im confused. Well have fun learning PHP

[Calon]

Just looking at a small part of your code.

{
    public function mysql_connect( $hostname, $username, $password, $database )
    {
        $db_connect = mysql_connect( $hostname, $username, $password );
        $sr_connect = mysql_select_db( $database );
    } 

Why have you used variable names. You can just have

{
    public function mysql_connect( $hostname, $username, $password, $database )
    {
        mysql_connect( $hostname, $username, $password );
        mysql_select_db( $database );
    } 

You don't actually need to define variables unless you plan to use them later or w/e.

But nice of you for trying Also why have you put the public function as an actual reserved function? Im confused. Well have fun learning PHP

public is a keyword, so the function in the class is publicly usable, you should read up on it ^_^

[Jackboy]

public is a keyword, so the function in the class is publicly usable, you should read up on it ^_^

Well i said what i was trying to say wrong

I was trying to say, whats the point in using public function mysql_connect when mysql_connect is already useable without that silly function there...