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Posted by Arne Claus on 06/27/05 16:50
> ----- C.php -----
> require_once "B.php";
>
> echo $aObj->some_member; // works
>
> function test() {
> global $aObj;
> echo $aObj->some_member; // does not work "Notice: Trying to get
> property of non-object"
> }
Ok - spotted the problem.
I use a function (which adds the base path to my require_once) for
including files, defined as follows
function require_framework($file) {
global $_BASEPATH; // defined somewhere above
require_once $_BASEPATH.$file;
}
If I do the following in my main file main.php
require_framework("C.php");
the error occures as described. If I include normally like
require_once "C.php";
everything works fine. So the problem occured because I created a
function inside another function with this and thus the global keyword
did not work.
Well ... I wanted to discard that require_framework function anyway ^^
Arne
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