Cross class scripting...

[WhiteyDude]

Note: I don't think anyone checks the O.O.P. section... There arn't many posts or reads there... It's fine if someone wants to delete the original topic there .

 

 

Hi guys,

 

 

I have a quick but relatively urgent question.

 

I have 2 classes here, and I wish to call a function that's inside one of them from another.

 

Example code:

 

 

Main page:

<?php
$class1 = new Class1();

$class2 = new Class2();

$class1->function1();
?>

 

Class 1

<?php
class Class1 {
    function Class1() {}

    function function1()
    {
        //THIS is the line I'm having a problem with
        Class2::class2function();
    }

}
?>

 

Class 2

<?php
class Class2 {
    function Class2() {}

    function class2function()
    {
         echo "Worked!";
    }
}
?>

 

 

Another problem is that on the apache server I'm running (2.2.4, local) I'm unable to display PHP errors. I've tried everything I can think of - the PHP ini is starting to get worn, it's been modified so many times. PHP 5.2.1 by the way.

 

 

Please help guys, I need this fixed within the next hour or so.

 

 

Thanks,

 

 

 

 

/Whitey

[btherl]

You need to include() or require() your class definitions inside your main file.  After that, the code works perfectly.  For example:

 

require_once('class1.php');
require_once('class2.php');

[WhiteyDude]

I forgot to put that into the example code I put up there...

 

 

They're both required, they're both initialized fine.

 

 

I can't call class2function() from inside Class1 still though..

 

 

/Whitey

[btherl]

Please post your actual code, not just an "example".  Your example works fine.