Please always include the list when replying. Lee PHP wrote:
Yup, that was it - thanks! Coming from a Java OO background, I find it frustrating that PHP doesn't warn me about stuff like that. Oh well, I guess I'll know next time.
End the frustration, turn notices on. This reminds me of a saying about workmen and their tools.
-Stut -- http://stut.net/
On 6/29/07, Stut <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Lee PHP wrote: > I have a class that extends msyqli that AFAIK can connect to the > database, but gives me an error when I try and query it. Here's my > class: > > -- BEGIN DATABASE CLASS -- > require_once('Configuration.php'); > require_once('RSFSException.php'); > > class Database extends mysqli { > > private $strUrl = "DEV"; > private $strUser; > private $strPass; > private $strHost; > private $intPort; > private $strName; > > private static $INSTANCE; > private static $CONFIG; > > private function __construct() { > $this->CONFIG = Configuration::getInstance(); > $this->establishConnectionSettings(); > $this->connect($this->getHost(), $this->getUser(), > $this->getPass(), $this->getName); I'm assuming $this->getName should have () on the end. This is probably why it's failing. It's connecting ok, but not selecting a database. -Stut -- http://stut.net/
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