Started by creative_mind on 5 May 2010, 2:30 AM · Views: 3,042
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I am still new to PHP.
How does the statement below work?
Is it an array, string?
$messageStack->add('gv_send', ERROR_ENTRY_TO_NAME_CHECK, 'error');
Thanks. :dontgetit
Sensei
Let's back WAY up ... Why are you asking that question? What's the problem you're trying to solve?
(That statement is neither an array nor a string. It's an object of an instantiated class, calling a member method within the class to set some values based on parameters supplied.)
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DrByte:
Let's back WAY up ... Why are you asking that question? What's the problem you're trying to solve?
(That statement is neither an array nor a string. It's an object of an instantiated class, calling a member method within the class to set some values based on parameters supplied.)
I am trying to test a string inside $messagestack with with this predefined string - ERROR_ENTRY_TO_NAME_CHECK using the stristr() function inside the if{ } statement for pass/no pass.
Does this make any sense? :dontgetit
Sensei
LOL ... I'm gonna ask "why" again :blush:
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DrByte:
LOL ... I'm gonna ask "why" again :blush:
Never mind, I figured it out.
Thanks. :smile:
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