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JarrodCoder

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Hi guys,

I'm trying to use the user input submitted and given to registerStageOne(). It's given by parameters in the function, then it returns the array. Here's the code:

 

userCore.php

class userCore {
		
		public $registerStageOne = array();
		public $registerStageTwo = array();
		
		
		public function registerStageTwo($d, $m, $y, $g) {
		require_once("cmsCore.php");
			$registerStageOne = array($d, $m, $y, $g);
			return $registerStageOne;
		}
		
		public function registerStageThree($u, $e, $p, $rp) {
			if($p==$rp) {
				echo 'they match!';
				$registerStageTwo = array($u, $e, $p, $rp);
				echo $registerStageTwo[1];
				
			}
			else {
				echo 'Your Passwords do not match!';
			}
		}
		
	}
	
$userCore = new userCore();

register.php:

<?php
	if(!isset($_GET['stage'])) {
		require_once($obj->getTPLDir() . "register-one.tpl");
	} else {
		switch($_GET['stage']) {
			case "2":
			if(empty($_POST['bean_day']) || empty($_POST['bean_month']) || empty($_POST['bean_year'])) {
				echo 'you have not filled out the form.';
			}
			$usersCore->registerStageTwo($_POST['bean_day'],$_POST['bean_month'],$_POST['bean_year'],$_POST['bean_gender']);
			require_once($obj->getTPLDir() . "register-two.tpl");
			break;
			
			case "3":
			$usersCore->registerStageThree($_POST['bean.name'], $_POST['bean.email'], $_POST['bean.password'], $_POST['bean.retypedPassword']);
			// require_once($obj->getTPLDir() . "register-three.tpl");
			break;
		}
	}
?>

I want to take the data from $usersCore->registerStageTwo() and hold it (or pass it down to $usersCore->registerStageThree()) the reason I want it here is so that I can import it into the database at the end of stage three.

 

Many thanks for your help.

 

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i think you have a bit of a misguided view of what oop is. I advise taking a step back and reading a little more into the concepts of object orientation. I dont think me re writing you attemplt at a class will really benifit you

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that's not really an object.  You have basicly written procedural code and wrapped an object container around it, you could actualy take away the class{} from the outside of that code, drop the scope deffinitions and that would work just as it is in the raw page.

 

Some key points to address -

you have echo's within the methods within your object

you never actually assign anything to your objects parameters

you have a require within your object

you have everything as public

and - not specific to oop, but - you have a method named the same as a parameter

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