Class is not performing correctly...

[Digwood]

I have a class that is supposed to be used to perform common tasks sitewide. My problem, is that any page that loads it, fails to find it, but then displays about half of the code to the screen from said class. The class is written into a separate .php file, so the fact that it's displaying code from my class file leads me to understand that it isn't a pathing issue. Any suggestions? Code Follows:

 

::From the page instantiating my class::

<?php

require_once("./Scripts/cArticle.php");
require_once("./Scripts/mike.php");

if (isset($_REQUEST['error'])){
	$error = $_REQUEST['error'];
}
else{
	$error = 0;
}

$test = new mike($_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'], $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'], $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], $error, $_REQUEST['aid']);
?>

 

::Code from my class file::

 

<?php


class common{

private $username = "";
private $query = "";
private $server = "";
private $self = "";
private $error = "";
private $artID = "";
private $urlcode = "";

public function common($pQuery, $pServer, $pSelf, $pError, $pArtID){
	$this->$query = $pQuery;
	$this->$server = $pServer;
	$this->$self = $pSelf;
	$this->$error = $pError;
	$this->$artID = $pArtID;
}	

public function queryStringTest(){
	if (empty($this->query)){
	$this->urlcode = '<input type="hidden" name="url" value="http://'.$this->server.$this->self.'" />';
	}
	else{
		$this->urlcode = '<input type="hidden" name="url" value="http://'.$this->server.$self.'?'.$this->query.'" />';

		//elimiate duplicate error queries
		if (isset($this->error) && isset($this->artID)){
			$aid = "aid=".$this->artID;
			$this->urlcode = "<input type='hidden' name='url' value='http://".$this->server.$this->self."?".$aid."' />";
		}
	}
}	

public function loginCheck(){
	if (isset($_COOKIE['user']) && (!empty($_COOKIE['user']))){
		echo "<div class='navbutton'";
		echo "<a href='admin.php'> Admin Page </a>";
		echo "</div>";
	}
	else{
		echo $this->urlcode;		
	}
}

public function getUsername(){
	return $this->username;
}
}

?>

 

::The Output I get::

��$query = $pQuery; $this->$server = $pServer; $this->$self = $pSelf; $this->$error = $pError; $this->$artID = $pArtID; } public function queryStringTest(){ if (empty($this->query)){ $this->urlcode = ''; } else{ $this->urlcode = ''; //elimiate duplicate error queries if (isset($this->error) && isset($this->artID)){ $aid = "aid=".$this->artID; $this->urlcode = ""; } } } public function loginCheck(){ if (isset($_COOKIE['user']) && (!empty($_COOKIE['user']))){ echo "
urlcode; } } public function getUsername(){ return $this->username; } } ?>
Fatal error: Class 'mike' not found in C:\the\path\of\my\testing\server\testing.php on line 16

 

Any help would be appreciated

[Stooney]

Your class is called 'common' but you're trying to instantiate it using 'mike'.  Change

 

$test = new mike($_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'], $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'], $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], $error, $_REQUEST['aid']);

to

$test = new common($_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'], $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'], $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], $error, $_REQUEST['aid']);

[Digwood]

Crap, sorry. I had changed everything from 'common' to 'mike' at one point to see if it was just the class name it was having trouble with. I thought I had changed them all back.

 

I still get the same results, even with the correct class names. Sorry about the typo...