On 16 Apr 2002 at 12:59, Steve Dix wrote:
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> I'm having a bit of a problem with the following classes.
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Found the problem and it all comes down to the use of mysql_fetch_row
as opposed to using mysql_fetch_array to get the results.
For some reason mysql_fetch_row corrupts the object return
Add a constructor to the pulldown_db:
function pulldown_db($control,$ausgabe){
parent::pulldown(($control,$ausgabe);
} // function pulldown_db($control,$ausgabe)
Because PHP's ctors are named after the class when you subclass, you have to
add one and call the parent's if you want it to fire.
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