> > Since the Players method is a constructor, it's more about how you set > the object(s) up. > > What does the loop look like before you create a new object? > Well see here is where it gets messy! This is not my code - I've ported a phpnuke module over to dragonflycms. The $players object is created before the loop: $players = new Players($lid); The loop is quite big, but here is the important part: -------------SNIP------------- while (list($pid, $name, $gsid, $stat) = $players->fetchSelectData()) { if (DEBUG_LEAGUE == "YES") echo "<tr><td colspan=\"22\">\$maxcol = $maxcol | \$pid = $pid | \$name = $name | \$gsid = $gsid | \$stat = $stat</td></tr>\$ $noplayer=0; if ($prevgsid != $gsid) { $prevgsid = $gsid; $players->selectHeaders($gsid); if (DEBUG_LEAGUE == "YES") var_dump($players); displayPlayerSetupRow($players, "".getlink("$module")."&&file=index&mode=$mode&lid=$lid&sid=$sid&gsid=$gsid", $order); } -------------SNIP------------- function displayPlayerSetupRow is also very big, but here it is up to the troublesome $players->max call: -------------SNIP------------- function displayPlayerSetupRow($players, $go="", $prevorder=0) { global $bgcolor2; if ($prevorder=="") $prevorder=0; $urlstart=""; $urlend=""; $max = $players->max(); -------------SNIP------------- Then we enter class Players as previously mentioned: -------------SNIP------------- class Players extends dynamicTable { var $setup; var $lid; var $size; var $max; var $data; var $data_result; var $data_index; var $player_stats_result; var $player_stats_data; var $player_stats_index; var $player_stats_start; var $player_type_result; function Players($lid) { global $prefix, $db; /* * Find max size of rows */ $this->lid = $lid; $this->max=0; $result = $db->sql_query("select * from " . $prefix . "_league_games_setup where lid = $lid"); while (($rows = $db->sql_fetchrow($result))) { $c=0; for ($i=3; $i < 23; $i++) { if ($rows[$i] != "") $c++; } if ($c > $this->max) $this->max = $c; } $this->index = 3; } function name() { return ($this->setup['name']); } function max() { return ($this->max); } -------------SNIP------------- > -- > Postgresql & php tutorials > http://www.designmagick.com/ > > -- > This email has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by > Sydney Technology Solutions MailMaster Email Protection Services. > > For more information please visit http://www.sydneytech.com.au > :Scanned by MailMaster1: > > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php