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Posted by banned banned
banned banned
Courses Plus Student 11,243 Points

Using PDO in your classes

So am I able to use PDO in all of my classes? Dependency injection? Using a singleton? What's the way to go? I haven't seen this in the teamtreehouse courses on how to deal with this.

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Shawn Gregory
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Shawn Gregory
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Shawn Gregory
Shawn Gregory
Courses Plus Student 40,672 Points

Hello,

I don't usually like to send people outside of the current website they are on especially here at TeamTreehouse, but I moderate a PHP help forum site and one of the other moderators on that forum is a huge PDO freak. If you go here you can get his spiel on the whole PDO subject. Again I don't like to redirect you out of here, but I feel that (in this instant) the forum post in my link will educate you on the different uses that you can do with PDO.

(NOTE: I am not advertising this forum website I am just allowing Mark to get an in-depth explanation from a person whose an avid PDO developer and user.)

Cheers!

banned banned
banned banned
Courses Plus Student 11,243 Points

I already now how to make a connection etc. But how am I able to use the PDO object in all of my classes? Like what's the most convenient way to do this.