I agree with Mr.SMart – it’s better to save a tree with such a variant. I’ve made like this myself. At this the base must render an already formed tree (instead of forming a script on PHP!!!). It proved to work much faster. And field with cPath shouldn’t be transmitted to the client. It is used by the base – it is formed and handled with the base. And you are not to worry about high trees – everything works fast.

It would be good to see functions for branches' transference and level raising. I cannot find this anywhere in the articles

Mr.SMart, could you tell in detailes about cpath field formation. It seems to me that nothing except for Oracle can form it.

By the way, I found a bug in the insert() method.
It’s impossible to transmit the result of MySQL-function work as a value in the $data variable.
For instance, NOW in the datetime field if such one has been created in the categories table. Although it’s more likely to be a simple restriction than a bug. The reason is $fld_values = '\''.implode('\',\'', array_values($data)).'\',';

I'm sorry for writing here but I haven't found any other place to ask my question... What about non $dbh=new CDataBase("dbname", "localhost", "root", "password"); interface to the data base? If it is PEAR - DB, nothing works... Or maybe I'm wrong? (As far as data base may be different from MySQL)

Last edited by jjjlc1983 (April 13, 2007 9:01 am)