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Old 11-06-2007, 11:57 PM   #1 (permalink)
Andrew
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Default Using a MySQL class

Well, I have written out a good chunk of a MySQL class that I would like to use in some of my scripts. I'm just wondering how I implement it?

I included both of my classes (MySQL and Admit) in a config.php file and initiated them using the new statement. However, this doesn't allow me to use the MySQL functions in my other class. So I've messed around with the includes and declarations, trying to put them in the class file, to no avail.

I then tried extending the MySQL class with my other one, but I just get more errors about missing arguments for __construct() (even though they are there).

I'm just curious the CORRECT way to implement MySQL classes, allowing you to use $mysql->query(); for example in another class.

Thanks, and I hope this made sense.
Andrew
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