Hmmm Why isn't this allowed?

[dmcglone]

What's happing here is I can't seem to use one these two lines instead of both at the same time:

$this->rName = $row['name'];

$this->rDescription = $row['description'];

Here is the class that uses this code:

class BlankPage

{



  public $rName;

  public $rDescription;

 

  function __construct()

  {

       

    $p = $_GET['p'];

    

    $sql = "SELECT name, description FROM page WHERE page_id = $p";

    $result = mysql_query($sql);

    while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result))

    $this->rName = $row['name'];

    $this->rDescription = $row['description'];



  }

I'm lost. Wouldn't this be the same as using:

$rName = $row['name'];
$rDescription = $row['description'];
echo $rName;
echo $rDescription;

[dmcglone]

HAHAHAHAHA I forgot the curly brackets on my while loop.

I was thinking the one that closed the function was the one for the while.