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  1. #1
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    Re: PHP Common functions..

    hi,
    you can ve your database connections, validation functions, Log file creation etc., in common functions.


  2. #2
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    Re: PHP Common functions..

    You should write those function in common_functions file which are common to your project.

    Suggestion: Don't keep you database/validation function in this file - This will mess with your functionality road-ahead.

    Functionality:
    ------------
    1. Login script
    2.Validate logins
    3.reports oriented queries as they are required now an then.
    and many more which you can better jugde based on your projects

    Logs:
    -----
    1.create log
    2.update log
    3.archive logs

    Mailing
    -------
    mails

    Session
    --------
    check session expire - This will be used everywhere so you can add it in common_functions

    session creation code should be in your constant defining file not in common function file.

    Thanks.


  3. #3
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    Re: PHP Common functions..

    I Think pritz is right, But i will also add some more point, if you project have some same grid than you can make one common function for that & put them in the common file.


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