Posted by Etienne Marais on 12/07/05 03:56

Greg Scharlemann wrote:

> I have a class with a constructor function that looks like so on my php
> 5.0 box:
>
> public function __construct(....)
>
> does this syntax change when I go back to php 4.4.1? I've never used
> 4.4.1 before, been solely 5.0 until now. It seems the 4.4.1 box is
> giving me an error on that call.
>
> I've been looking on google for a while for a simple answer, but must
> not be searching for the right thing.
>
> Thanks in advance.

PHP 4.x supports only constructors that
have the same name as the class,

e.g.

class abc {

// Constructor
function abc() {
}

}

The chances are pretty good that you will
have to upgrade to php 5

--
Etienne Marais
Cosmic Link
South Africa

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