extending php classes

[corillo181]

so i got a class with some methods and stuff..

 

<?php

class test1{
protected $id;
protected $name;

public function __construct($id,$name){
    $this->id = $id;
   $this->name = $name;
}

}
?>

 

i have done it before but i forgot how do i call it on a child class.

<?php
class test2 extends test1{
    
  public __construct($id,$name,$lastname){
  parent::__construct($id,$name); 
    $this->lastname = $lastname;
}

public function getfullname(){
    print "you are {$this->name},{$this->lastname}";

}
}
?>

 

can any one please tell me how to do it?

[teng84]

is there an error or declare your variables as public on that class you extend

[corillo181]

i'm just try find out how would i call properties in the parent to the child.

 

if i have a statment like

 

test1= new test1('1','Jay');

 

test2 = new test2('lastname');

 

test2->getfullname();

 

 

assuming the child class contrus tlooks like this

 

__construct(lastname){

parent::__construct($id,$name);

  $this->lastname;

}