Somewhere in that mess there should be something to do a
mysqli_select_db() to choose WHICH database to use...
Where it's supposed to be in the mess of OOP layers you're wrapped
around yourself, god only knows.
On Fri, June 29, 2007 12:31 pm, Lee PHP wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a class that extends m
Please always include the list when replying.
Lee PHP wrote:
Yup, that was it - thanks! Coming from a Java OO background, I find it
frustrating that PHP doesn't warn me about stuff like that. Oh well, I
guess I'll know next time.
End the frustration, turn notices on. This reminds me of a sayin
Lee PHP wrote:
public static function getInstance($url = null) {
// Set the URL if one is provided.
if (isset($url)) {
$this->setUrl($url);
}
// Instantiate the Singleton if not already instantiated.
if(empty(self::$INSTANCE)) {
Lee PHP wrote:
I have a class that extends msyqli that AFAIK can connect to the
database, but gives me an error when I try and query it. Here's my
class:
-- BEGIN DATABASE CLASS --
require_once('Configuration.php');
require_once('RSFSException.php');
class Database extends mysqli {
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