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Fetching Database Rows with a Model for the CodeIgniter PHP Framework
Welcome to the third part of a series that walks you through building a generic model for the CodeIgniter PHP framework. Comprised of seven tutorials, this series shows you in a step-by-step fashion how to create a useful abstract PHP class that will allow you to fetch, insert, update and delete rows in a specified database table very easily by using only a few child models.
Read the full article here: Fetching Database Rows with a Model for the CodeIgniter PHP Framework For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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