Class.core

[NLT]

Okay, how would I go around doing a core when on another page I want something like so it can lookup the whole table, so if I wanted online_users I could use something like this:

$core-> new Core();
echo $server_status['online_users'];

And if I wanted something like server_name I could use something like

$core-> new Core();
echo $server_status['server_name'];

[NLT]

Sorry, can't edit. So merge this please. What I want to add is that the table name is server_status

[ignace]

Something like this?

 

$onlineUsers = $system->getModule('online_users');
print '<pre>' . $onlineUsers->toString() . '</pre>';
$server = $system->getModule('server');
print '<pre>' . $server->toString() . '</pre>';

[NLT]

No. I mean I need the core.php file (code) for that.

 

So something like:

class Core
{
    {     function server_status()
           mysql_query("SELECT * FROM server_status") // * being value
     }
}

 

[NLT]

Anybody?

[ignace]

class Core
{
    public function server_status($what)
        $what = mysql_real_escape_string($what);
        mysql_query("SELECT " . $what . " FROM server_status") // * being value
    }
}

 

Or are you just after how to access an object like an array?

 

class Core implements ArrayAccess
{
    public function offsetGet($offset) {
        switch ($offset) {
            case 'server_status':
                return $this->getServerStatus();
        }
    }
    
    public function offsetSet($offset, $value) {/*dummy*/}
    
    public function offsetExists($offset) {
        return in_array($offset, array('server_status', ..));
    }
    
    public function offsetUnset($offset) {/*dummy*/}
}

 

$core = new Core();
print $core['server_status'];