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@NogDogAug 06.2006 — #You cannot instantiate an object from a non-existent class; so, yes, you have to do the class definition or there is nothing to instantiate. However, you do not need the last line of your example, as the method with the same name as the class will be automatically executed upon instantiation (unless running PHP5 [i]and[/i] you also have a __construct() method defined, in which case it will be the class's constructor).
Objects
I tried looking up in the help manuals for object and all I could find is some examples that just throw errors.
I ended up having to by trial and error make my owm and I ended up with this.
[code=php]class Object
{
function Object()
{
$this->property1 = 7;
$this->property2 = ‘localhost’;
$this->property3 = ”;
}
}
$newObject = new Object;
$newObject->Object();
Does a quicker method of making objects exist, like in javascript all you need is
[CODE]myObj = new Object;
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@NogDogAug 06.2006 — #You cannot instantiate an object from a non-existent class; so, yes, you have to do the class definition or there is nothing to instantiate. However, you do not need the last line of your example, as the method with the same name as the class will be automatically executed upon instantiation (unless running PHP5 [i]and[/i] you also have a __construct() method defined, in which case it will be the class's constructor).