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  • Birthday 01/04/1977

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  1. This has been a good thread. Thanks to everyone for posting about static methods and when/how to use them. I think it is a very overlooked feature in PHP and I'm glad to see it getting some publicity here. Great stuff!
  2. I highly recommend checking out either CodeIgniter or Kohana. Kohana started as a PHP5 fork of CodeIgniter and has since developed into a great PHP framework. CodeIgniter has a larger community of users though. I think they are by far the best PHP frameworks available. Especially since it's very easy to integrate the Zend Framework into them if you would like to take advantage of some of the Zend Functionality.
  3. I have used Devin Doucette's Archive class before and found that it worked really well. You can <a href="http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/package/945.html">get it here</a>.
  4. You can name your checkboxes something like <input type='checkbox' id='product_01' name='products[]' value='1'> <input type='checkbox' id='product_02' name='products[]' value='2'> <input type='checkbox' id='product_03' name='products[]' value='3'> Then, in your PHP code you can get all of the selected values in an array like this $selected_products = $_POST['products']; foreach($selected_products as $product_id) { echo "You selected product: $product_id"; } All of the products that the user selects will be in the $selected_products array.
  5. For help creating a valid SPF record, you can use this <a href="http://old.openspf.org/wizard.html">SPF Generator Form</a>
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