Posted by Steve JORDI on 11/30/06 10:57

Kimmo,

Thanks for your prompt reply,


>PHP4 is not the best platform for OOP. PHP5 has much more sophisticated
>object handling.

Yes I know but for now I have no choice but to use the existing PHP 4
in the company.

>I'm guessing you have a C++

Correct :-)


>The request/response architecture is quite different from a desktop
>application. A variable will not be available thru two different
>page calls unless it's stored as a session variable.

Mhhh... Interresting.

>Otherwise, each page call should be concidered as restarting an
>application and at the end of the page all variables are
>destroyed except for session variables.

OK.


>First I encourage you to go for php version 5, you'll get much more out of
>the classes and objects. Next thing you should do is learn how sessions
>work.

Ok I will check session matters. Thanks for the hint.

>And then finally, check out the singleton example at php.net:
>http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.patterns.php

Yes, I've seen it, but it's for PHP 5 which I can't use right now.

Thanks for your help.

Sincerely,
Steve JORDI

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