|
|
Posted by "Matt Monaco" on 11/26/05 18:38
There's really no reason making classes for those (unless you'd like to
write an entire HTML class and its children - I'd be happy to use it!).
Matt
"Todd Cary" <todd@aristesoftware.com> wrote in message
news:DB.E6.56276.13688834@pb1.pair.com...
> My background is in Object Oriented Pascal (Delphi), however I am having
> difficulty knowing when to make a class in PHP. For instance, in my
> script file, functions.php, I have these functions among others:
>
> /* Input a field */
> function input_field($name, $value, $size, $max) {
> echo('<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="' . $name . '" VALUE="' . $value .
> '" SIZE="' . $size . '" MAXLENGTH="' . $max . '">');
> };
>
> /* Input a password field */
> function input_password_field($name, $value, $size, $max) {
> echo('<INPUT TYPE="password" NAME="' . $name . '" VALUE="' . $value .
> '" SIZE="' . $size . '" MAXLENGTH="' . $max . '">');
> };
>
>
> Should I have a class that contains these functions (methods)?
>
> One of my non-profit clients would like to have an online emailer program
> driven by a MySQL database. This I can envision as a class, actually
> several classes (e.g. send mail, create message, select addresses, etc.).
>
> Todd
Navigation:
[Reply to this message]
|