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Her you can learn a lot: http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.php read my signature... php.net &&google.com can solve anything..

function setCena($par) { echo $this->cena = $par; } Change your functions to look like this. You don't use "$" when you are pointing to some object.

Do you get any error??

Ok, here is the simple one: http://www.codewalkers.com/c/a/Miscellaneous/Creating-a-CAPTCHA-with-PHP/1/

jeah, google can..

<?php echo nl2br($row_topic['topic_body']) ?> function is "new line to brake rule" -> nl2br() http://hr.php.net/manual/en/function.nl2br.php

Or you can do this: foreach ($var as $_newVar) { echo $_newVar; }

I'm to slow to post.. P.S. Did you RTFM???

You meen a recursiv function?

And what error do you get???

Correct me if i am wrong, but i think you are trying to avoid more inheritance by making a subclass's constructor private. Why don't just define that class "final"??? And answer to one of your previous posts. No, you wont get an error if you declare class final and class's constructor public.

That is not true. 1. Learn basics. 2. If you have problem - google it. 3. can't find solution to your problem - post on forum. You should do first step.

Read the manual!!!!!!!!! And read it now!!!!

or that...

Put results in array. $result['first'] = mysql_query($sql1); $result['second'] = mysql_query($sql2); return $result; Is this what you wont???