Posted by Ramon on 06/14/06 10:02

Ok,

thanks for your efforts Rik.
At least you gave me a way to make it work!

groetjes,
Ramon.



"Rik" <luiheidsgoeroe@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Ramon wrote:
>> Thanks Rik,
>>
>> this does work.
>> I'm sorry that I keep asking, but I'm trying to understand this.
>>
>> I wonder if this is the correct way to address the $m_oTextBoxes
>> array. That array should be treated as if it were private, I
>> suppose..?
>
> In PHP4, it cannot be made private.
> An array in an object is just like any other array, so it's the correct
> way
> of adressing it.
>
>
>> Actually, I should have an interface method to call this array:
>
> I've been trying some things, it seems it cannot be done in one line,
> except
> when using constructs like:
> call_user_func(array($oForm->getgetTextBoxByID("Nr"), 'outerHTML));
>
> But I'm no real OOP programmer, maybe someone else could enlighten you.
>
>> Then, I still have the question how to call the right instance of the
>> TextBox-class's getOuterHTML method.
>>
>> Because this will not work here: echo
>> $oForm->m_oTextBoxes["Nr"]->getOuterHTML();
>
> First it does work, now it doesn't work? Works perfectly here.
>
> If it actually doesn't work, try turning on error_reporting and var_dump()
> your objects. (For instance, in the example code you forgot to instantiate
> the $oForm object).
>
> If you mean it isn't suitable to your needs, perhaps some more detailed
> explanation of your exact needs are in order.
>
> Grtz,
> --
> Rik Wasmus
>
>

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