getter/setter methods not working

[Greg Scharlemann]

For some reason, I am having trouble retrieving the data that I store
in the object that I have created from a database query. I created
this class Lead (see below). In the php page, I create and array of
Lead objects and later on down the page I iterate through the array of
leads, retrieving each Lead and calling the get methods. However the
get methods are not returning any values. I think I've copied the
important parts of the code below, does anything standout around why my
$lead->getFirstName () is returning ""? Thanks in advance.

class Lead:
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class Lead {
var $username;
var $password;
var $firstName;
var $lastName;
var $email;
var $phone;
var $leadID;
var $lastLogin;
var $dateCreated;
var $confirmed;

function Leads($firstNam e, $lastName, $email, $phone, $leadID) {
$this->firstName = $firstName;
$this->lastName = $lastName;
$this->email = $email;
$this->phone = $phone;
$this->leadID = $leadID;
}
function setUsername($us ername) {$this->username = $username;}
function setPassword($pa ssword) {$this->password = $password;}
function setLastLogin($l astLogin) {$this->lastLogin = $lastLogin;}
function setDateCreated( $dateCreated) {
$this->dateCreated = $dateCreated;
}
function setConfirmed($c onfirmed) {$this->confirmed = $confirmed;}
function getFirstName() {return $this->firstName;}
function getLastName() {return $this->lastName;}
function getEmail() {return $this->email;}
function getPhone() {return $this->phone;}
function getLeadID() {return $this->leadID;}
}
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php page:
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// $res is the result of a previous query that isn't important in this
problem

$leads = array();
$nrows = mysql_num_rows( $res);
for($i = 0; $i < $nrows; $i++) {
$row = mysql_fetch_ass oc($res);
$leadID = $row["Lead_ID"];

$res2 = mysql_query("SE LECT * from LEADS where Lead_ID = $leadID",
$hd) or die("Unable to run query: " . mysql_error());
$row2 = mysql_fetch_ass oc($res2);
$firstName = $row2["FirstName"];
$lastName = $row2["LastName"];
$phone = $row2["Phone"];
$email = $row2["Email"];

$leads[$i] = new Lead($firstName , $lastName, $email,
$phone, $leadID);
}
?>

HTML stuff here

<?php
for($i = 0; $i < count($leads); $i++) {
print $i;
$lead = $leads[$i];
?>
<tr>
<td class="tabdata" ><?php echo($i+1)?>.</td>
<td class="tabdata" ><?php echo($lead->getFirstName() )?></td>
<td class="tabdata" ><?php echo($lead->getLastName()) ?></td>
<td class="tabdata" ><?php echo($lead->getPhone())? ></td>
<td class="tabdata" ><?php echo($lead->getEmail())? ></td>
</tr>
<?php
}
?>
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[Janwillem Borleffs]

Greg Scharlemann wrote:

For some reason, I am having trouble retrieving the data that I store
in the object that I have created from a database query. I created
this class Lead (see below). In the php page, I create and array of
Lead objects and later on down the page I iterate through the array of
leads, retrieving each Lead and calling the get methods. However the
get methods are not returning any values. I think I've copied the
important parts of the code below, does anything standout around why
my $lead->getFirstName () is returning ""? Thanks in advance.

class Lead:
-------------------------------------------------
class Lead { [...] function Leads($firstNam e, $lastName, $email, $phone, $leadID) {
$this->firstName = $firstName;
$this->lastName = $lastName;
$this->email = $email;
$this->phone = $phone;
$this->leadID = $leadID;
}

Incorrect constructor name; it should be Lead instead of Leads.
JW

[Iván Sánchez Ortega]

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Janwillem Borleffs wrote:

Incorrect constructor name; it should be Lead instead of Leads.

Note: In PHP5, it is preferred to name the constructor "__construc t" instead
of naming it as the class name. That just avoids things like this, you
know.

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[Jim Michaels]

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Janwillem Borleffs wrote:

Incorrect constructor name; it should be Lead instead of Leads.
Note: In PHP5, it is preferred to name the constructor "__construc t"
instead
of naming it as the class name. That just avoids things like this, you
know.

I don't remember seeing that in the manual for a constructor, so how is it
supported? I see
class Vegetable {

var $edible;
var $color;

function Vegetable($edib le, $color="green")
{
$this->edible = $edible;
$this->color = $color;
}

function is_edible()
{
return $this->edible;
}

function what_color()
{
return $this->color;
}

} // end of class Vegetable

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Iván Sánchez Ortega -i-punto-sanchez--arroba-mirame-punto-net

Why one contradicts. One often contradicts an opinion when it is really
only
the way in which it has been presented that is unsympathetic.
-- Friedrich Nietzsche [1844 - 1900]
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[Jim Michaels]

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Janwillem Borleffs wrote:

Incorrect constructor name; it should be Lead instead of Leads.
Note: In PHP5, it is preferred to name the constructor "__construc t"
instead
of naming it as the class name. That just avoids things like this, you
know.

I don't remember seeing that in the manual for a constructor, so how is it
supported? I see

Never mind. I found this in the user notes. Why isn't stuff like this in
the manuals instead of just the user notes?
<?php
class A { var $value = "Class A\n"; }
class B { var $value = "Class B\n"; }
// Uncomment which extender you want. You can use variables as well.
// define('__EXTEN DER__', 'A');
define('__EXTEN DER__', 'B');
// Use eval to create a wrapper class.
eval('class EXTENDER extends '. __EXTENDER__ . ' { }');
class C extends EXTENDER
{
function __construct()
{
echo $this->value;
}
}
$t = new C;
?>
Outputs: Class B

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Iván Sánchez Ortega -i-punto-sanchez--arroba-mirame-punto-net

Why one contradicts. One often contradicts an opinion when it is really
only
the way in which it has been presented that is unsympathetic.
-- Friedrich Nietzsche [1844 - 1900]
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[Iván Sánchez Ortega]

Jim Michaels wrote:

Note: In PHP5, it is preferred to name the constructor "__construc t"

[...] I don't remember seeing that in the manual for a constructor, so how is it
supported?

It *is* in the manual.

http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.decon.php
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