2009/12/4 Midhun Girish :
> hello all,
>
> hey Richard Quadling you are right... sorry man.. i just noticed that just
> now.
>
> Actually i missed th line self::getAllChildren($child,$levelcount,False);
> that you gave and thought it was a mistake...that y i updated the
> script...you can imagine t
hello all,
hey Richard Quadling you are right... sorry man.. i just noticed that just
now.
Actually i missed th line self::getAllChildren($child,$levelcount,False);
that you gave and thought it was a mistake...that y i updated the
script...you can imagine the condition of a person who searched ov
2009/12/4 Midhun Girish :
> Hello ,
>
> Richard Quadling thank you so much.. your trick worked... :) now its
> working.. heres the modified code...
>
> public function getAllChildren($node,$level,$firstCall=false)
>>
>> {
>> static $rootsarray=array();
>> static $levelcount;
>>
Hello ,
Richard Quadling thank you so much.. your trick worked... :) now its
working.. heres the modified code...
public function getAllChildren($node,$level,$firstCall=false)
>
> {
> static $rootsarray=array();
> static $levelcount;
>if($firstCall) {
> $rootsarr
2009/12/4 Midhun Girish
>
> Hello guys,
> I was trying to use a recursive function to do a tree traversal.. i used a
> static array to store the nodes at each recursion.. The function works
> correctly if it is called only once during an execution.. but when i call it
> twice or more, the nodes ge
Hello guys,
I was trying to use a recursive function to do a tree traversal.. i used a
static array to store the nodes at each recursion.. The function works
correctly if it is called only once during an execution.. but when i call it
twice or more, the nodes get appended to the array...hers the va
