I think you are assuming that the stuff you do in test.php carries
over to test2.php
It doesn't.
The ONLY stuff connected between test.php and test2.php is the POST
data being sent by the FORM submission.
Your $keclass needs to be re-built from scratch in test2.php, somehow.
You can cram it into a $_SESSION or just re-build it, but it won't
magically transfer.
On Thu, December 14, 2006 7:26 pm, Macha wrote:
> I'm not sure if it matters or not, but this is happening on the page
> that you are sent to from hitting the submit button from the other
> page...test.php is a form that sends you to test2.php after hitting
> the
> submit button and its test2.php page that is having this issue with
> the
> $keclass.
>
> with that on test2.php if i use var_dump($keclass) i get *'Notice*:
> Undefined variable: keclass' and *'Fatal error*: Call to a member
> function on a non-object' on any $keclass -> function call witch makes
> since, but if i try to declare the class in test2.php with
> var_dump($keclass) i get object(keclass)(0) but i get *Fatal error*:
> Cannot redeclare class keclass. so i guess that information changes
> the
> question down to why is it saying that i am redeclaring $keclass when
> it
> hasnt been declared in that page before? is it something do to with
> test.php when u hit submit and being redirected to test2.php?
>
> If this dosnt really make any sense let me know..i have been told
> serveal times in the past i dont really explain my self well hehe
>
> Richard Lynch wrote:
>> var_dump($keclass);
>>
>> It's not an object...
>>
>>
>> On Thu, December 14, 2006 9:16 am, macha@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>>
>>> just starting to get used to classes, trying to figure out what i
>>> am
>>> doing wrong, i know its going to be something stupid on my part,
>>> probably really shouldn't be using a if statement or something heh
>>>
>>> just doing a basic email verification to make sure its looks like
>>> email
>>> addy
>>>
>>> so i take the post to a var
>>>
>>> PHP Code:
>>> $email_address = $_POST['email_address'];
>>>
>>>
>>> run it through this function in my class
>>>
>>> PHP Code:
>>> function check_email($address){
>>> if
>>> (ereg('^[a-zA-Z0-9_\.\-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9\-]+.[a-zA-Z0-9\-\.]+$',
>>> $address))
>>> return true;
>>> else
>>> return false;
>>> }
>>>
>>>
>>> and then if true i want it to continue on with the script or error
>>> out
>>> and quit back to the other page and display the error. so i have
>>> tried
>>> something like this and stuff similar but get a error
>>> Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in
>>>
>>> PHP Code:
>>> if (!$keclass->check_email($email_address)) {
>>> $keclass->seterr(555);
>>> include('test.php');
>>> exit();
>>> }
>>>
>>> $keclass->seterr(000);
>>> include('test.php');
>>> exit();
>>>
>>>
>>> the seterr is just a simple thing that takes the number and puts in
>>> a
>>> session var for latter display...
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