UBB.Developers Forums Community Development Programming PHP and Server-side Scripting Calling script stored in MySQL table??

Here's an odd one:

I want to have page data for some pages stored in a MySQL table. The only problem is some of the pgaes contain some PHP bits in them. Am I trying to do the impossible or is this something possible.

Or is this something I should be accomplishing by calling a function in classes. If that is the case, how would I take a query string to call a function dynamically.

For example, if my query string was ?fetch=somepage then how could I call a function in the class fetch called somepage?

Not exactly sure I'm following. Maybe I'm being dense, you know, the weekend and all If you can clarify a bit more , maybe some examples of what your storing and what you mean by php bits, I might be able to give some pointers

I'm talking about having Page data in a MySQL table. I attempted this early on in another project, and didn't fiddle to much with it due to time.

Essentially, I have some HTML, with a section of PHP in it, and tried to stick it in a DB, then retrieve it based off of query string and do the procedure.

I'm guessing I'm trying something totally insane. I was trying to rethink the way I'm assembling things totally, as my current stuff has a lot of duplicated code, and isn't very portable. Basically, I'm trying to find some alternatives to having a ton of includes. Especially for some functions of the script.

Maybe I would be better off generating pages based off of functions and classes. I mentioned in my first post the possibly of calling a class based off of the query string where I have like index.php?fetch=somepage and then index.php goes and finds Fetch::somepage and displays it. If I was to attempt this, how would I call Fetch::somepage without having a case block, or if/then blocks hard coded. If I go this route, I'd like to be able to just add a class and/or function, and the script is able to recognize it.

Ok, after research on the internet, and about an hour of changing, uploading, and testing, I figured out how to dynamically call functions inside classes.

I think that will work better to streamline things.