Dale Attree wrote:
Hi there,
You would use a blob or text field.
You will have to serialize the object before saving it to db.
Then when you retrieve it, you will have to deserialize it and then eval()
the object so as to active all the values.
It's unserialize not deserialize, and there's no need to eval anything,
just make sure you have either included the class definition before
unserializing it or have an __autoload function defined.
Remember that you cannot serialize resources, so you must make sure you
close any open resources in the __sleep method, and you can recreate
them during unserialize using a __wake method.
-Stut
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-----Original Message-----
From: Gustav Wiberg [mailto:gustav@xxxxxx]
Sent: 26 June 2007 02:28 PM
To: 'php windows' (php-windows@xxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Subject: Save classes to db?
Hi there!
Is it possible to save classes (objects) into a database in PHP? What
fieldtype should be used then (MySQL) ?
Best regards
/Gustav Wiberg
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