Date: 01/22/01
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At 4:07 PM +0100 1/22/01, A.C.N.S. Information and News wrote:
>Sorry for the error but the class I was talking about is the Session class
>in the session.inc file. There is no page_open class. page_open is the
>function that calls the session class from the included session.inc.
>
>Again sorry for the confusion. hehe. I'm still a bit confused myself.
>
>Chuck
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "A.C.N.S. Information and News" <infomail <email protected>>
>To: "Mauricio Cuenca" <mcuenca <email protected>>; "PHPLib List"
><phplib <email protected>>
>Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 3:57 PM
>Subject: Re: [phplib] Object not found
>
>
>> I've run into the same problem.
>>
>> It is because of the page_open() command and all being built as classes.
>> Which basically boils down to: once you leave the code structure of the
>> page_open() command you no longer have access to that class that was
>> created.
>>
>> So, the following would work np.
>>
>> page_open(array("sess" => "cart_sess"));
>> if (!isset($SESSION)) { $SESSION=0; };
>> $sess->register("SESSION");
>> $sess->purl("store.php3?section=clothing&cat=1");
>>
>> but the following won't.
>>
> > page_open(array("sess" => "cart_sess"));
>> if (!isset($SESSION)) { $SESSION=0; };
>> $sess->register("SESSION");
>> function test($section, $cat){
>> $sess->purl("store.php3?section=clothing&cat=1");
>> };
> >
>> because the session is no longer able to see the original class. It's all
>a
Well, this should work in you globalize your $session object:
page_open(array("sess" => "cart_sess"));
if (!isset($SESSION)) { $SESSION=0; };
$sess->register("SESSION");
function test($section, $cat){
global $sess;
$sess->purl("store.php3?section=clothing&cat=1");
};
Alternatively, you could pass it as a parameter:
page_open(array("sess" => "cart_sess"));
if (!isset($SESSION)) { $SESSION=0; };
$sess->register("SESSION");
function test($section, $cat, $sessionObj){
$sessionObj->purl("store.php3?section=clothing&cat=1");
};
- steve
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