The details are pretty meaningless, but it's a small SQL database containing Quotes of the Day kind of thing.

All that's needed is to connect to an SQL DB, and edit, save, add and delete quotes via a web front end.

It would normally take me a couple of hours to fix the whole thing up, but the person I'm writing it for likes the code to be object-oriented.

I don't need details of exactly the code I'd use, but I have to admit I still don't really get the OO philosophy.

Here's what I'd probably do for a script like that:

• create a script
• feed it a "mode" via the form/query string every time like "if($mode eq 'edit'){ open the db, get record x, populate the fields }" or "if($mode eq 'save'){ open the db, put the field contents into record x}" and so on, the default mode being "none of the above" or start-up mode.
• create the right forms and HTML code for each "mode".

What's the OO way to approach a simple task like that? I need to make everything into a function, essentially, and then call the functions as methods of the objects? So what are my objects?

As you can see, I've got a mental block about this -- I really see the whole thing as procedures, so I'm hoping my fellow monks can help me translate that into Objects with Methods.
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