Dear PHP guy

Hey dude, I'm a 16 year, I spent 8 hours and 2 sleepless days learning PHP, now I can construct good programs. Me 2 Days Ago: PHP, huh? :( Hard... Me now: <?PHP if(!isset($phprox)) { $phprox = "PHP ROX!!"; } echo "Majiko had to say: <B>{$phprox}</B>"; ?> Well, I've been programming in HTML, JavaScript, QuickBASIC, VisualBasic, started when I was 8. Hell, I couldn't figure out this internet programming stuff, so I built my own library in QuickBASIC 7.1 of routines. I hacked up QUERY_STRING and also read from the ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES, very powerful use of QuickBASIC. And now 8 years later, I've learned a good enough amount PHP in literally 8 hours to build a pretty good site utilizing it's "energies." If I need to know something, I go to the online documentation. But, unfortunately, not even the searches can help me. I searched for a forum, but found none. So, I have a simple question to ask of you... How do I save a class with all of it's current variables and re-load them successfully? I mean, save the class, goto another PHP program, re-load the entire thing, just like in the program that saved it? No variables changed or anything. I suspect there is a command for it, but I cannot find it. Otherwise, I will have to result to reading one byte at a time, making the process much more hectic. >:( Can you help me or direct me to someone that will answer my question? --Majiko Thank you for reading my plea for help! majikode@yahoo.com ICQ: 62388416 __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get personalized email addresses from Yahoo! Mail http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/