Cheers!

<?php
include_once(’../config.php’);

class modelBase {
   
    public $procName;
    private $params;
       
    public function addInputParam($value) {
        $this->params[] = $value;
    }
   
    public function select() {
        global $db_user;
        global $db_server;
        global $db_password;
        global $db_name;

        $paramList = ”;

        foreach ($this->params as $paramValue) {
            $paramList .= "$delimeter’$paramValue’";
           
            $delimeter = ‘,’;
        }

        $call = "call $db_name.$this->procName($paramList)";

        $mysqli = new mysqli($db_server, $db_user, $db_password, $db_name);
       
        $mysqlresult = $mysqli->query($call);
       
        while ($mysqlrow = $mysqlresult->fetch_row()) {
            $mysqldata[] = $mysqlrow;
        }
       
        return $mysqldata;
    }
}

?>

Iain, yes, nice.co.nz is my business. Only me in it though. I have a bunch of other designers and developers I work with on various jobs.

A3, I hear ya re the hours! Pointy doesn’t currently automatically handle stored procs. It’s something I’ve really struggled to get working in PHP. At the moment it only does simple MySQL queries.

I’ve worked with stored procs a bit with MSSQL but am of two minds as to whether I actually agree with the concept of moving too much application logic across to the DB. Having difficulty with PHP and stored procs had only made it easier for me to ignore the problem and only use the DB for storage.

How do you handle them?

However, I *am* mightily impressed by the layout and presentation of Nice.co.nz
Is Nice.co.nz your own business, or are you “working for The Man”?

I have some people running their own business who have been asking me about getting some website work done for them (but I was thinking about declining), perhaps you would like to be put together and possibly give them an estimate?

You could always email me if you might be interested, I have put my address in the details.