using function

[Yohanne]

i need to login but first here is my code.

 

Class_login.php 

class Class_login 
	{
		
	public function get_post()
		{
					
		$Message = array();
							
		if(empty($_POST['VAR1']))
			{
			$Message = 'Please fill-in required field';
			}
		else
			{
			$_POST['VAR1'] = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['VAR1']);
			}
								
							
		if(sizeof($Message) > 0)
			{
			$array_lenght = count($Message);
										
				for($i = 0; $i < $array_lenght; $i++)
					{
					echo $Message[$i];
					echo "</br>";
					}
								}
							else
								{
									header('Location:saa.php');
								}
							return false
						}
			
	}

login.php

<?php
	
			function __autoload($classname) 
				{
					$filename = "./../Class/". $classname .".php";
					include_once($filename);
				}
					$newClass = new Class_login();
					
	
			public function actionLogin()
				{
					if(isset($_POST['submit']) && 'Login' == $_POST['submit'])
						{
								????#########?
						}
					else
						{
							false;
						}
				}
		

?>

now, how do i call the function "get_post" from Class_login, and i want it to use inside the login.php. 

 

Thanks

[denno020]

Pretty straight forward to call the function:

 

$classLogin = new Class_login();
 
$classLogin->getpost();

 

Also make sure that you actually include the Class_login.php file, otherwise PHP won't know where Class_login is defined.

 

Denno

[Yohanne]

Thanks for your reply, and in this case i use __autoload function. i think it is same function into include. 

[denno020]

If you've got an autoloader, then you'll probably need to include the namespace so that the autoloader knows which file to include?

 

That's how I've got mine set up.. An autoloader includes files depending on what use statements are at the top of file.