Re: classes?

On Thu, 16 Nov 2000, Kurth Bemis wrote: > ok all i'm just starting to get involved with classes...and have a slight > problem......i don't understand how to access functions..i have been > reading the manual at php.net but that confuses even more....take a look at > some code i wrote... > > print "<a href=\"$PHP_SELF?product=$product&quanity=1\">$title - > $price</a>"; > > thats to add a item to my cart...... > > the class function looks like this... > > function add_item($table, $session, $product, $quantity) { > $qty = $this->check_item($table, $session, $product); > if($qty == 0) { > $query = "INSERT INTO $table (session, product, quantity) > VALUES "; > $query .= "('$session', '$product', > '$quantity') "; > mysql_query($query); > } else { > $quantity += $qty; > $query = "UPDATE $table SET quantity='$quantity' WHERE > session='$session' AND "; > $query .= "product='$product' "; > mysql_query($query); > } > } > > my question is how to i pass that vars that i need to the class? am i > making sense here? > > ~kurth > Kurth Bemis - Network/Systems Administrator, USAExpress.net/Ozone Computer > > There is no sin except stupidity. -- Oscar Wilde > > kurth@usaexpress.net | http://www.usaexpress.net/kurth > PGP key available - http://www.usaexpress.net/kurth/pgp > > Fight Weak Encryption! Donate your wasted CPU cycles to Distributed.net > (http://www.distributed.net) > First of all, don't use $PHP_SELF when dealing with things as vital as a shopping cart. Use a form with a method of POST. Then, have the action go to a second script where you use $HTTP_POST_VARS to retrieve the variables and add the item, then emit a "Location:" header to bounce back to the original script. -- Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams <ignacio@openservices.net>