My apologies for the last post - somehow managed to send whilst attempting
to copy and paste... d'oh.
I'd like to try again.
I have come up against a very strange problem. I currently have no idea how
to even approach attempting to fix it...
In the following code snippet, $this->items is an array of objects - each of
these objects is one of two object types (with similar interfaces). There
is nothing that unusual in the these few lines:
foreach ($this->items as $code => $item) {
var_dump($this->items[$code]);
var_dump($item);
etc.
}
but after successfully calling this piece of code a number of times in my
application, I get the following output:
object(citem)(2) {
["q"]=>
int(1)
["c"]=>
string(3) "157"
}
NULL
Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in
/var/www/local/ge/include/product.php4 on line 58
I have no comprehension how it is that the two var_dump() commands can
produce different outputs. Can anyone suggest what sort of thing I need to
be looking at?!
Any help very gratefully received,
regards,
Martin
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