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Chaps 28 & 29. (ok, I had to read both but it sounds like you already
understand the concepts.) The end of chap 29 he gives a simple example for
maintaining what you are talking about. I used it to write a dynamic men
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Assunto: Re: [PHP-DB] trees in MySQL
If you don't know how many nodes you're going to have and the amount of
branches under each node, then that's the only way to do it.
However, if you can define those numbers, you can use somet
The difficulty you are being confronting could be alleviated by using an XML data
model (meaning non relational). Of course, I don't know about your requirements, but
it could be a direction worth investigating.
I use the php_xslt.dll (sablotron) extension, which I find works quite pleasantly.
If you don't know how many nodes you're going to have and the amount of
branches under each node, then that's the only way to do it.
However, if you can define those numbers, you can use something like the
following. A manager would have 50 numbers, for example. So, rather than
counting through th
Jose,
In addition to any advice you may receive from your post today, check out
the PHP archives. I distinctly remember a discussion related to these models
maybe a month back that may be of interest to you. Don't remember if it
dealt with your specific concerns, but I'm pretty sure it dealt with
