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I've been coding PHP for some time and would consider myself to be at an intermediate level. I can write code to do what I need but it's probably not the best way to do it. I rarely see any code that I am not able to read, understand, or follow. I've created modifications for everything from vBulletin, WordPress, Kayako Support Suit, Magento, and more.

 

However, I've never really built a strong understanding around OOP. For example, let say you have the following classes:

_main

  -  db

  -  admin

  -  -  modules

  -  -  -  dashboard

 

How would you share the db connection with the dashboard class? I've been trying to read up on Dependency Injections and Singletons but I haven't found an article that has explained it on a level that I can understand. I get a feeling that most people who use OOP in PHP have a background in Java or C++ and are much more familiar with everything.

 

Could someone please explain this to me in simple terms or link me to an extremely well explained article that I'd be able to understand without a background in computer science?

Thanks

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How would you share the db connection with the dashboard class?

 

Pretty much like you would share anything else: by passing it through the constructor or a setter-method.

 

public function setDatabaseAdapter(Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract $adapter)

 

 

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