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Originally posted by numnutz:

Can we have a tutorial on how to relate different tables together in php/mysql, hopefully with an example that we can play with.

I can do it in MS Access it's just drag and drop but PHP/Mysql leaves me stumped...

Thanks in advance

nn

I'm getting there

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A guide (probably not tutorial) on making your code scalable, expandable and reusable. Because I always end up re-writing effectively the same thing becuase I make it too specific.

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Originally posted by Dachande663:

A guide (probably not tutorial) on making your code scalable, expandable and reusable. Because I always end up re-writing effectively the same thing becuase I make it too specific.

I second that one!

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Originally posted by Benj:

Make a tutorial showing how to optimise your code for speed and security.

Also, I've always wondered what things like this do:

Code:

$ban_ip = ($db->num_rows($result)) ? $db->result($result) : '';

What's the "->", "?" and ":" for?

I'm already writing one of those. If somebody wants to do it with me, email milesrichardson@gmail.com.

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Originally posted by blackmesa:

Okay! thats the last time i search up goatse on google

What agk (regex tutorial) and dachande (recyclable code) said.

Maybe a tutorial on how to organize yourself before actually beginning to code. I'm quite messy :P.

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Ok, this is a must. Someone needs to write a tutorial on OOP in PHP5, so I can finaly understand the point of it.

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Upgrading from PHP 4 to PHP 5.

I've read the book after upgrading from v4 to v5, but being the usual me.. i cannot get it.. a guide on what's new in php 5 and what's removed in php 5 would be good.

The OOP thing in PHP 5 is pretty easy. i read a book about it.. maybe i'll post it later.

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Originally posted by swizz:

The OOP thing in PHP 5 is pretty easy. i read a book about it.. maybe i'll post it later.

Cool, thanks.

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OOP syntax may be easy, but doing it right and getting all the concepts down? No "easier" then PHP4 whatsoever. It actually takes effort to go and learn everything that you need to know - I mean, I've been doing pretty much all OOP for about a year and I'm still learning stuff.

http://www.php.net/manual/en/migration5.php
http://www.sitepoint.com/article/coming-soon-webserver-near

PHP5 mainly fixes references, adds some sorely needed OOP stuff (abstract, private, public, final, exceptions, etc), a decent XML reader.

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I would like a tutorial that explains sparsing an XML in PHP4.

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