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I have a file connection.php file which has fetch_array functions etc
which is included in my php where i use the function from connection.php by using below objectname->functionname
i have a object for the class created in the connection.php

Now i have a function in my php file which where i want to use the function from the connection file but i'm getting error
Call to a member function on a non-object

Please help
Feb 20 '09 #1
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Dormilich
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well, as the error message states, you can not call an object's method without the object (despite static methods).

a bit more information would indeed be good to help you properly.
Feb 20 '09 #2

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