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Forum: Advanced PHP Programming

08-25-2009, 07:06 PM

Replies: 27

How to use the Singleton design pattern

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Posted By Fordi

Oooo... session-level singleton. Not a bad idea,...

Oooo... session-level singleton. Not a bad idea, especially in the case of, for example, a User or Visitor model.

Still, your best bet with that is to store the class instance in the $_SESSION...

Forum: Advanced PHP Programming

08-25-2009, 07:01 PM

Replies: 27

How to use the Singleton design pattern

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Posted By Fordi

Something I'll usually do is overload the class...

Something I'll usually do is overload the class name with a function:

function Database() {
return Database::getInstance();
}

This, in combination with usually returning an object simplifies...

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