Lol Calon there was really no need to try being fancy![]()

Lol Calon there was really no need to try being fancy![]()
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Calon, creating a class for something with a single purpose seems extremely pointless in a variety of ways to me - you could of done it nice and simply with a functions.php and a config.php (with the connection in the config.php). Seems as though you try todo coding methods which are meant to impress people, which in the long run is making more hassle.
Well, whatever. Is anyone else up for the challenge or does anyone know of any good systems?
Unless he's making a MySQL wrapper, like if he's going to use MySQLi, there isn't much point putting it in a class.
How could this hapen to meeeeeeeeeeeeeee?lol.
Yabberer has done this for me. Thanks to him!
I'm not trying to impress anyone, I just found it easier too do it my way as "code is art" - quoted from w3c. And I try keep my code neat, and I found using one function instead of using two might be a better method. Clearly, proven wrong.Calon, creating a class for something with a single purpose seems extremely pointless in a variety of ways to me - you could of done it nice and simply with a functions.php and a config.php (with the connection in the config.php). Seems as though you try todo coding methods which are meant to impress people, which in the long run is making more hassle.
Ahh, give him a breakAt least he admits he's wrong.
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