Thomas Munz wrote:
I'm using PHP 5.0.3 and if a problem if a class method. I'm initializing a
class like that:
$o_SessionHandler = new SessionHandler();
var_dump($o_SessionHandler->getOrgSession());exit;
...
//-- returns the original login
static public function getOrgSession()
{
//-- return var
return $this->a_session_org;
}
}
The getOrgSession() function is inside of a class so the $this should be
avaible...
$this is defined only if the following 2 things are true.
1. you are calling the method on a object
(i.e. not as a static call like SessionHandler::getOrgSession())
2. the function (method) you are calling is _NOT_ defined as static.
in your case you have defined all your methods as static.... so the
engine will not make $this available even if you call the method/function
on an instantiated object.
solution - remove 'static' from the function definitions that you wish
to use $this in.
any ideas?
thanks!
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