Using PHP version: 4.3.7
I try to define my db vars outside the class!
Why this will not work?
class mytest{
//*************** ** set db settings *************** ************
var $HOST ;
var $USERNAME;
var $PASSWORD;
var $DBNAME;
function setdb( &$db_HOST, &$db_USERNAM E, &$db_PASSWOR D, &$db_DBNAME) {
$this-> HOST =& $db_HOST;
$this-> USERNAME =& $db_USERNAME;
$this-> PASSWORD = & $db_PASSWORD;
$this-> DBNAME = & $db_DBNAME;
// OK this will print the vars
echo ("dbHost= $this->HOST<br>dbUser name= $this->USERNAME<br> dbPassw= $this->PASSWORD<br>db Name= $this->DBNAME<br>") ;}
}
//test example
........
$dbhost = "localhost" ; // DB Host name
$dbusername = "username"; // DB User
$dbpass = ""; // DB User password
$dbname = "mydb"; // DB Name
$setdbconfig=ne w mytest();
$x= $setdbconfig->setdb(& $dbhost,& $dbusername,& $dbpass,& $dbname);
........
$SelectedDB = mysql_select_db ( $this->DBNAME) or die ("<br>databa se error= ".mysql_error() );
$connection = mysql_connect($ this->HOST, $this->USERNAME, $this->PASSWORD) or die ("<br>".mysql_e rror());
.........
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freak said the following on 26/05/2006 18:54: Using PHP version: *4.3.7* I try to define my db vars outside the class! Why this will not work? class mytest{ ... }
//test example ... $SelectedDB = mysql_select_db ( $this->DBNAME) or die ("<br>databa se error= ".mysql_error() ); $connection = mysql_connect($ this->HOST, $this->USERNAME, $this->PASSWORD) or die ("<br>".mysql_e rror());
$this doesn't exist outside a class.
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--
Oli
"Oli Filth" <ca***@olifilth .co.uk> schreef in bericht
news:ax******** ********@newsfe 2-gui.ntli.net... freak said the following on 26/05/2006 18:54: Using PHP version: *4.3.7* I try to define my db vars outside the class! Why this will not work? class mytest{ ... }
//test example ... $SelectedDB = mysql_select_db ( $this->DBNAME) or die ("<br>databa se error= ".mysql_error() ); $connection = mysql_connect($ this->HOST, $this->USERNAME, $this->PASSWORD) or die ("<br>".mysql_e rror());
$this doesn't exist outside a class.
P.S. Please post in this newsgroup as plain-text only.
-- Oli
OK so what is the solution ???
freak wrote: "Oli Filth" <ca***@olifilth .co.uk> schreef in bericht news:ax******** ********@newsfe 2-gui.ntli.net... freak said the following on 26/05/2006 18:54: Using PHP version: *4.3.7* I try to define my db vars outside the class! Why this will not work? class mytest{ ... }
//test example ... $SelectedDB = mysql_select_db ( $this->DBNAME) or die ("<br>databa se error= ".mysql_error() ); $connection = mysql_connect($ this->HOST, $this->USERNAME, $this->PASSWORD) or die ("<br>".mysql_e rror());
$this doesn't exist outside a class.
P.S. Please post in this newsgroup as plain-text only.
-- Oli
OK so what is the solution ???
use the object name "$setdbconf ig" This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics |
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