Posted by Richard Lynch on 01/20/05 00:52

Rory McKinley wrote:
> public function checkConnection()
> {
> return $this->admin_instance->checkConnection()

WILD GUESS!!!

In early days of PHP objects, you sometimes couldn't use two arrow
operators with, errr, references???

So an easy way to maybe fix this and move on with your life:

$admin = $this->admin_instance;
return $admin->checkConnectino();

Seems kinda bogus to me, but...

Hey, you're missing a ';' at the end of that line there... Hopefully not
in the real code... Or maybe it's not needed before the } in this
construct.

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