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It's not very intuitive to create a query class with simple functions since things tend to become rather complex quickly. However, for the sake of a simple query function, you could do something along the lines of:
here is one other guy who hates to write it over and over again.
i used his class and modified it to my purpose, added on several nice extra features
and have found it a happy expericence.
# Name: database.class.php
# File Description: MySQL Class to allow easy and clean access to common mysql commands
# Author: ricocheting
# Web: http://www.ricocheting.com/scripts/
# Update: 2/2/2009
# Version: 2.1
# Copyright 2003 ricocheting.com