Class constructors can not return anything, you use constructors to
setup your object, ect... What you want is the following:
> class iTextbox {
> function iTextbox() {
> // my constructor
> }
function toString() // function name can be anything you like
{ return 'Textbox Code';
}
> }
You can access this via a static method
(ex)
echo iTextbox::toString();
Refer to: http://pl2.php.net/manual/en/keyword.paamayim-nekudotayim.php
that should give you an excellent explanation.
On Dec 30, 2003, at 9:32 AM, Gokcen Ogutcu wrote:
> hello all,
> how can i get this code working, without instanciating the iTextbox to
> an
> variable
>
> thanks to all and happy new year,
> gokcen
>
> ----------------------------------------------
> class iTextbox {
> function iTextbox() {
> return "textbox code";
> }
> }
> echo new iTextBox();
> ----------------------------------------------
>
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