By James Thompson, on November 10th, 2009%
This builds on a function I did last week: db_query(). You can send any array straight to a MySQL database and it’ll even check to make sure the column actually exists. Oh, and it returns the id of the record you just added in case you needed it.
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function db_array_insert($cfg_array, $table, $array) {
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By James Thompson, on September 25th, 2009%
So, I’ve decided to start including a new post every Friday – kind of as a discipline thing. I’m going to write a post on a PHP function every Friday. I’m not just going to regurgitate the post in the official PHP manual, but I’m going to list my experience with it along with . . . → Read More: PHP Function Friday: function
By James Thompson, on August 11th, 2009%
I’ve been playing around with doing some A* pathfinding scripts. I was looking around on the web and didn’t find any anywhere, so I decided to make my own rudimentary one. I’m going to be expounding on this later. I thought about looking into the A* method and a few others. Feel free to take the . . . → Read More: Pathfinding in PHP
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