Still some people prefer PHP versions below 5 and some do not think upgrading is wise. I am selling my system for PHP 4 and up, since the market gets a lot bigger that way. Although I advise them to use PHP 5+. The mere fact is, some people/hosts do not wish to upgrade it.

Next to that, is doesn't accept things like 'public' and 'restricted' functions within the class (designated to a var if I am not mistaken). But still you can use classes. I am using a very large SQL class for all of my queries and sorts.

You've given me a bit of insight on this and for that, thanks a lot Village Idiot. :) Hopefully people like Karl, Salathe and Wildhoney will reply as well (read a couple of their articles). Of course the rest, even the less experienced (if there are some ) are invited to reply with constructive advise and criticism.

Thanks you guys!

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