Multi Classes

[ghgarcia]

Is it possible to have multiple class function within the same application. I have a need to use my current class functions and an additional one to send SMTP emails (PHPMailer)

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

George

[keeB]

Sure..

 

<?php

class MyClass1 {
    public function a($b) {
      return $c;
    }
}

class MyClass2 {
    public function d($e) {
      return $f;
    }
}

$g = new MyClass1;
$h = new MyClass2;
?>

 

etc, etc

[ghgarcia]

I must have something wrong with my code I load my normal variables for my application with a class of football. I then load another php file which loads the other class i.e.

 

   require ("mail.inc.php"); // get SMTP information
   $mail = new MyMailer;

 

The application mail.inc.php does the following:

 

require("class.phpmailer.php");
class MyMailer extends PHPMailer {

 

When I attempt to use any variables i.e.

echo $mail->time;

 

nothing is shown.

 

Thanks for your help

 

 

[lemmin]

Is the time variable initialized? You might need to post more code.

[ghgarcia]

Yes it's part of the mail class.

 

Thanks

[keeB]

What's the error?

[ghgarcia]

That's one of the problems I get no errors at all which is strange. If I had an error I could react.

 

Thanks,

George

[hitman6003]

Make sure display errors is on:

 

error_reporting(E_ALL);
ini_set('display_startup_errors','1');
ini_set("display_errors", 1);

 

Also, I think you need to instantiate a class with parenthesis:

 

$mail = new MyMailer();