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Ruinily 02-07-2013 10:01 PM

OOP Tutorial request
 
I'd like to really strongly request a guide to this new OOP coding... I went and more or less learnt the basics to try and get a grip on it, but I'm still lost... And all I want to do is newbish stuff like pull a cell of info (like the id number of a pet) out of the database... So any links to good simple tutorials or straight forward examples of it would be great. Half the reason why I liked mysidia was because unlike myadopts it let you do what you want to coding, if no one can understand the coding it looses that benefit and more or less becomes a myadopts that you have to also try to host yourself... At least to me, maybe its just how I feel. ^_^' If everyone else can read and manipulate it easily (HELP ME!!) just ignore this....

Abronsyth 02-08-2013 08:16 AM

I don't comprehend even basic PHP, so don't feel bad XD

You should see if w3schools has anything to say on it :)

Hall of Famer 02-08-2013 05:36 PM

w3schools offers nothing about OOP lol. This from killerphp may help, it's OOP for beginners:
http://www.killerphp.com/tutorials/o...cts-page-1.php

Abronsyth 02-09-2013 06:58 AM

*Shrug* It's not like I decided to be proactive enough to actually check XD

My usual solution to figuring stuff out is to google it and stare blankly at a bunch of pages until it starts to make sense.

Hall of Famer 02-09-2013 12:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Abronsyth (Post 25878)
*Shrug* It's not like I decided to be proactive enough to actually check XD

My usual solution to figuring stuff out is to google it and stare blankly at a bunch of pages until it starts to make sense.

No worries, I understand what you are saying. The fact is that w3schools is for absolute beginners, while OOP is an intermediate level Programming skill that you can't hope to learn from entry level tutorial sites. It can be hard for some people for sure, you need to understand basic PHP before moving on to OOP.


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