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Title : Specify your connection settings and create a link to a MySQL database.
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Aris Karidis
Date : Nov 29th 2005
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<?php
   
/**
     * This class provides methods for setting the
     * parameters needed to connect to a MySQL
     * database and creates the link to the
     * database (mysqli_connect).
     */
   
class DBSettings
   
{
        private
$host;    # The name of the server
       
private $db;    # The name of the database
       
private $user;    # The username
       
private $pass;    # The password
       
private $link;    # The mysqli_connect link.
       
        /**
         * The class constructor.
         *
         * @param string $host
         * @param string $db
         * @param string $user
         * @param string $pass
         * @return DBSettings
         */
       
function DBSettings($host, $db, $user, $pass)
        {
           
$this->host = $host;    # The name of the server
           
$this->db = $db;        # The name of the DB
           
$this->user = $user;    # The username
           
$this->pass = $pass;    # The password
       
}
       
       
/**
         * Creates the link to the database (mysqli_connect).
         * The parameter $encrypt specifies if the password
         * will be encrypted using the md5 algorythm or not.
         * The default value of 1 encrypts the password.
         *
         * @param numeric $encrypt
         * @return object
         */
       
function dbConnect($encrypt = 1)
        {
           
###############################
            ### Validate the parameters ###
            ###############################           
           
           
if ($encrypt !== 1 && $encrypt !== 0)
            {
               
printf('Invalid parameter for $encrypt. The parameter must be either 1 or 0.');
                exit();
            }
           
           
$host = $this->host;
           
$db = $this->db;
           
$user = $this->user;
           
$pass = $this->pass;
           
            if (
$encrypt === 1)
            {
               
$pass = md5($this->pass);    # Encrypt the password
           
}
           
# Link to the DB
           
$this->link = mysqli_connect($host, $user, $pass, $db);     
           
            if (!
$this->link)
            {
               
# Error message if connection fails
               
printf("Can't connect to the MySQL Database Server.");   
                exit;
            }
            else
            {
                return
$this->link;      # Return the link
           
}
        }
    }
?>



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this code example is pretty much the basics may as well have just used the mysql_ php functions.