As a beginner this is probably a Bad Idea to try to implement...
You'll probably do it "wrong" anyway, on top of the mistakes you'll
make building the application in the first place.
Unless you have a lot of time to research MVC (Model View Controller)
setups, and figure out what makes them tick,
Thanks very much Pete! Sound advice!
Peter Lauri wrote:
Hi,
No matter the size of a project using includes and config files are always a
good way to go.
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Hi,
No matter the size of a project using includes and config files are always a
good way to go.
In the include file I would (as it states) include all main files that are
common for all pages. Such as a DB class (if common), template classes, etc.
In the config file (or you can call it define f
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