At 06:20 30.01.2003, Weston Houghton said:
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>I'm trying to register an object in the session, and access that object
>from 2 different pages.
>
>I start off in the first file, and do:
><?php
>include("nycmgMail.php");
>session_start();
>$myMailer = new nycmgMail();
>
> ...
>
>If I print_r the $_SESSION on that page, everything looks fine. So I
>then move to my second page, and use:
>
>...
>
>Now when I do this, if I look at the $_SESSION object I see that that
>class is now listed as:
>[myMailer] => __PHP_Incomplete_Class Object
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You need to include the class definition of an object _before_
instantiating it. If you omit the class definition, PHP has no chance to
assign the correct class and uses a builtin default class.
Include your class definition file before session_start() and you'll be fine.
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