Jason Gerfen wrote:
I am in need of some assistance working with classes. I have a function
(X) which calls a class (A), that class calls another class (B) and
returns the results. At this point I think I am doing everything
correctly within' class A because if I echo the results of Class A
calling Class B the data is displayed. However, when I use 'return
$data' from function X (ex. $data = $ClassA->function( $var1, $var2 );
) the word 'object' is being displayed in the browser.
Here is the code; any help, tips, pointers is appreciated.
// function 'chooser' calls class 'myAuth' and returns $data
function chooser( $level, $page, $user, $pass ) {
if( $page == "auth" ) {
require 'auth.inc.php';
$data = new myAuth;
$data = $data->login( $_POST['user'], $_POST['pass'] );
<snip>
Please rename your variables!
You're creating an object called 'data' then assigning it to text -
which gets even more confusing when you use the same idea in your other
classes.
$authclass = new myAuth;
$login_check = $authclass->login(....)
Way easier to read and follow - you'll find your bug easily enough by
doing this.
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