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Implementing An N-Level Nested Tree In PHP And PostgreSQL, Part 2
Implementing An N-Level Nested Tree In PHP And PostgreSQL, Part 2
Summary
In this article, we built on the theory from part 1 of this article series, by creating a PHP class which updates and manipulates the data in a nested tree.
Moving forward
In the final part of this article, I’ll put the class we created here to real-world use.
The real-world application I’ll use which you will be able to relate easily to is the article system for phpRiot. I’ll show you how the article publishing system works in relation to the Nested Tree model. This includes displaying the “pages in this section”, the breadcrumbs system and various other aspects of the article publishing system.
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