[SOLVED] Constructor makes class relation crash

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Hi!

I'm currently building an application on my framework (Rapid Development Framework) which is based on a router, main controller and a serie of different classes that helps building my pages. So, my router points the user to a specific application controller class and method within it, decided by the uri.

 

My application controller builds a relation to my main controller by:

class Application extends Controller

 

Everything is working perfect without any problems, well - till you add a constructor to the application controller class. The relation between my app controller and the main controller seems to crash (still the application class and method runs without any error-messages), but my controller is out of reach.

 

I call the application controller through call_user_func(), and my first thought is that this function cant handle the relations correctly (?)

<?php
/**
 * Run Application
 * This will launch our controller and point to a given method
 */
private function runApplication ()
{
	return call_user_func(array(
		$this->controller,
		$this->method
	));
}
?>

 

Why is this happing and how can I fix it?

Thansk!

// Daniel

[genericnumber1]

Probably a seemingly stupid question to you, but some people mess up and do this.. and if you do it's perfectly fine...

 

Are you overwriting a constructor that's in your parent controller class that's required for the controller to function? I always use a seperate method in my controllers that is called immediately after the class is constructed. I do this mainly because I use the constructor in the parent controller classes, which is why I bring up the issue.

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Ohhhhhh, I'm really stupid... The main controller constructor has to be called throught the app controller as it's not automatically constructed when the child has a constructor of its own. I guess I could blame all these hours of coding today

 

Thanks! // Daniel