At 4:53 PM -0800 1/18/01, Blaine Grady wrote:
>Suppose I have:
> $method = "doIt";
>inside a class. How do I construct the statment, using $method, to
>call:
> $this->doIt();
>I tried every combination I can think of but I keep getting "Call to
>unsupported or undefined function" when doIt() is a proper method. I
>have no problem with standard functions.
>Thanks for any help.
>
Did you think of
class foo {
function bar() {
$method = 'doIt';
$this->$method('yes');
}
function doIt($Answer) {
echo "Noodles are happy? $Answer";
}
}
It's been awhile, but I believe that should work. If not, give us more info:
What version of PHP?
What, exactly, DID you try?
- steve
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