A Persistent Class in Action

If youre a PHP developer who wants to learn how to create objects that can maintain their state through different HTTP requests, either by using cookies, plain text files or MySQL database tables, then dont look any further because youve come to the right place. Welcome to the last part of a six-part series on building persistent objects in PHP 5. This tutorial series introduces the key concepts that surround the creation of persistent objects, and complements the corresponding theory with copious code samples.
- And now that you know what to expect from this set of articles, it's time to review the topics that were discussed in the last one. In that part of the series I built a simple example class in PHP 5, which was able to save its properties, along with the values assigned to them, to a MySQL table....

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