axel wrote:
Hello Jochem,
> Axel lets start again.
Okay.
> SO: explain, please, why and what you are trying to do (DETAILS!).
> don't dumb it down because that just makes the problem look moot.
I need the classname to register variables in the session. It's
complicated. There are a lot of inheritences. Please take a look at the
code:
will take a deeper look this evening ... but ...
class onObject {
// ... }
abstract class onAplObject extends onObject {
protected static function registerVariable($key, $value) {
try making the function defintion like this:
protected function registerVariable($key, $value) {
and then use:
$theRealClassName = get_class($this);
otherwise the simplest solution maybe to do:
protected static function registerVariable($obj, $key, $value) {
and then:
$theRealClassName = get_class($obj);
which is a little clumsy but will work!
$theRealClassName = ???;
# $theRealClassName = get_class($this);
# output is --> Undefined variable: this in ...
# $theRealClassName = get_class(self);
# output is --> Notice: Use of undefined constant self ...
# $theRealClassName = __CLASS__; # =>
$theRealClassName=="onAplObject"
# $theRealClassName = debug_backtrace()[1]['class'];
# => $theRealClassName=="onDbTableEdit"
# $theRealClassName = debug_backtrace()[0]['class'];
# => $theRealClassName=="onAplObject"
$_SESSION[$theRealClassName.'_'.$key]=$value;
}
}
class onDbTableEdit extends onAplObject { public static function show() {
self::registerVariable("listsort", "id");
}
}
class onUseradmin extends onDbTableEdit {
// ....
}
onUseradmin::show();
Best regards
Axel
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