I have a snippet of code like this which works fine in PHP4.
$secs = array();
foreach($_GET['sids'] as $sid){
$secs[$sid] = new CustomSecurity();
$secs[$sid]->set(array('customSecurityID' => $sid));
}
However, in PHP5 (5.2.4) the array has the proper keys in it but all of
the array values
arrays
saludos
On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 1:31 PM, David Moylan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a snippet of code like this which works fine in PHP4.
$secs = array();
foreach($_GET['sids'] as $sid){
$secs[$sid] = new CustomSecurity();
$secs[$sid]->set(array('customSe
ill researching about this
On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 2:08 PM, David Moylan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Nope. Same performance. I originally had something like this (minus the
assigment to null) but I thought the confusion was in the variable
assignment so I went directly to the array. I've t
Solved this. I tried setting a class variable directly and didn't have
the same issue (should have tried that long ago). So that told me that
my error was somewhere in some lower level code when I initialize my
objects. I tracked it down to a problem where I wasn't cloning properly
when I ne
o
$sec = $secs[$sid];
in the loop $sec refers correctly to object instances without the need
to unset it.
Thanks again.
Dave
David Moylan wrote:
Solved this. I tried setting a class variable directly and didn't have
the same issue (should have tried that long ago). So that told me t
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