Hi there,
Is there any way to use call_user_func_array to instantiate an object??
Basically I have the follwing:
class User {
function User($name, $number) {
}
}
In another .php file I try the following
include once ("User.inc")
create_user_func_array("User",array("bob","1234");
I have also tried
create_user_func_array("User::User",array("bob","1234");
I always get the following error
call_user_func_array() expects first argument, 'User', to be a valid
callback in
What does this mean? Is there any way to create objects on the fly and
dynamically pass through
parameters to the constructor??
Thanks
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Rob
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Rob Cherry
mailto:rob@jamwarehouse.com
+27 21 447 7440
Jam Warehouse RSA
Smart Business Innovation
http://www.jamwarehouse.com
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