Rory McKinley wrote:
> public function checkConnection()
> {
> return $this->admin_instance->checkConnection()
WILD GUESS!!!
In early days of PHP objects, you sometimes couldn't use two arrow
operators with, errr, references???
So an easy way to maybe fix this and move
Rory McKinley wrote:
Hi All
This is probably just a case of me being Mr Thicky, but maybe someone
can point out the error mf my ways:
I have two classes, call them admin and module. Admin stores login
details as well as a pointer to the DB connection. Module will run
various queries. To do that
Hi All
This is probably just a case of me being Mr Thicky, but maybe someone
can point out the error mf my ways:
I have two classes, call them admin and module. Admin stores login
details as well as a pointer to the DB connection. Module will run
various queries. To do that it needs access to t
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