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CoryMathews · 01-11-2009, 03:20 AM

personally I just store the entire user class. Mine is pretty small with only about 8-10 vars and just a couple functions.

A second reason why I save the entire class is so that I don't have to keep doing the same sql queries every time I load the page to get the users name ect. I only run them once when the user logs in. and can then easily access them any time I need.

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CoryMathews The Addict Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: USA Posts: 256 Thanks: 7	personally I just store the entire user class. Mine is pretty small with only about 8-10 vars and just a couple functions. A second reason why I save the entire class is so that I don't have to keep doing the same sql queries every time I load the page to get the users name ect. I only run them once when the user logs in. and can then easily access them any time I need. __________________ iSearchNotes.com - Share College Student Notes \| Blog