Re: Help using a function within a function, both within a class

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On 4/19/06, Adele Botes <adele@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> To anyone who can help, I would like to know why or how I can execute a
> function within a function used within this class. I want to redirect if
> the results of a insert query was successful, so i made a simple redirect
> function for later use, once I've build onto the class. The problem is that
> i am not sure why or how to get the redirect($url) to work within
> insert_data($table,$values,$where)
>
> Even if I call the function: print redirect($url); and add the $url
> argument
> to insert_data it still doesn't work. I get undefined function error. What
> am I doing wrong?
>
> <?php
> require_once('../config.inc.php'); // contains define(WEB_ROOT,
> 'http://www.example.com'); and $db_connection
>
> class DATA {
>     // variables
>     var $table;
>     var $fields;
>     var $where;
>     var $url;
>
>     // Constructor must be the same name as the class
>
>     // Functions
>     function insert_data($table,$values,$where) {
>         global $redirect;

You don't use globals inside a class to reference other data inside
the same class.

Instead you need to do something like this:

$add_location->url = 'blah';

then inside the class:

if ($result) {
           # redirect here
           print $this->redirect($this->url);
...

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