Re: [PHP] Re: ming problem

> My bad. I should have spotted this...you have > $flash = new SWFMovie; > it should be > $flash = new SWFMovie(); No, it's no that. It doesn't work. comlains the same: the missing of the class: Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: swfmovie in C:\Apache\test\flash\index.php on

RE: [PHP] Re: ming problem

[snip] > where is the require line to include the class definition? > require("/the/path/to/the/namespace/holding/the/class/definition.foo"); Not following. I don't understand what class defínition I need. I'm using windows php extension. I'm using a class that is in the dll ? [/snip] My bad. I s

Re: [PHP] Re: ming problem

> where is the require line to include the class definition? > require("/the/path/to/the/namespace/holding/the/class/definition.foo"); Not following. I don't understand what class defínition I need. I'm using windows php extension. I'm using a class that is in the dll ? -- PHP General Mailing L

RE: [PHP] Re: ming problem

[snip] $flash = new SWFMovie; [/snip] where is the require line to include the class definition? require("/the/path/to/the/namespace/holding/the/class/definition.foo"); -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php