Programmation PHP Photographiez votre culture locale, aidez Wikipédia et gagnez des prix ! Démarrer ► Programmation PHP Un livre de Wikilivres. Aller à la navigation Aller à la recherche Ce wikilivre porte l'indice CDU suivant :6/68/681/681.3/681.3.0 Récupérée de « Catégories : Menu de navigation Why is it better to develop in PHP with classes (OOP)? - PHP Classes blog Introduction What are Object Oriented Programming Classes? Why it is better to develop your PHP projects using OOP classes? When OOP Classes are not really necessary? How do I migrate my global code to use OOP classes? Conclusion Until recently I thought that articles like this were not necessary because I assumed that the basic concepts about Object Oriented Programming are well known and understood by most PHP programmers. However, after repling to a question that appeared in the Quora site on how to go from procedural to object-oriented PHP , I reflected a bit and realized that a great part of the PHP developers do not have basic knowledge Object Oriented Programming (OOP), or if they know what that it is, they do not see much point in using it, so they do not take advantage of OOP benefits in their projects. Here are are few evidences of the problem: a) Once in a while I read people ranting about the use of Object Oriented Programming. Having global code in a project is not a sin. 1. 2.
Best way to do multiple constructors in PHP Problem sending mail with PHP mail function Occasionally I have had trouble sending emails using the builtin mail() function in PHP. Sometimes emails never reached their intended destination. Naturally I have assumed that there might be a problem with some spam filters used. However, lazy as I am, I have not given it a second thought. Instead I have used a PHP class that allows me to send emails using a remote smtp server using an account on that dedicated server. This has been a good solution for my setup anyways. The problem seems to be that PHP use the ini directive sendmail_from to set the from email address in the SMTP protocol. The simplest solution is to set the directive during execution: ini_set("sendmail_from", $email_from); $headers = "From: $email_from";mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers); The problem as well as the solution was already known by others. Still I bet there are lots of people out there with this problem without them knowing it.
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