[PHP-DB] parsing parameter over page 2

2001-03-07 Thread andrie

Hello All,
   thank for your attention
   i've tried to serialize my class variable and it seem to be
   work ( i print it out using echo $a;)
   but when i do unserialize to that class nothing happen, and
   still i can use my class ?
   is there something wrong ?

   any one can write a simple tutorial or example to do
   serializing/unserializing class
   over page..

   TIA

   

Wassalam,
andrie

Wednesday, March 07, 2001, 12:11:30 AM, Loe nulis gini:

HJ Try this URL from the PHP manual:

HJ http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.serialize.php

HJ You could use serialize($a) on your a.php page and then to use that object,
HJ you would do unserialize($b).  I think that's what you want to do.

HJ Josh Hoover
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[PHP-DB] parsing parameter over page

2001-03-06 Thread andrie

any body can help me ?
i confuse about parsing paramater over php pages
the paramater that i try to parse was a class variable.
so if i defined
   $a = new myclass;
in a.php. can i use that variable class in my b.php.
is it possible for me to do that ? i've tried using cookies, but that
cookies only known my $a as an object type, i cannot access it's
values.

TIA
andRie



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RE: [PHP-DB] parsing parameter over page

2001-03-06 Thread Hoover, Josh

Try this URL from the PHP manual:

http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.serialize.php

You could use serialize($a) on your a.php page and then to use that object,
you would do unserialize($b).  I think that's what you want to do.

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 i confuse about parsing paramater over php pages
 the paramater that i try to parse was a class variable.
 so if i defined
$a = new myclass;
 in a.php. can i use that variable class in my b.php.
 is it possible for me to do that ?



RE: [PHP-DB] parsing parameter over page

2001-03-06 Thread Michael Rudel

Hi andrie,

have you tried to 'serialize()' and 'unserialize()' your object ??

look at the 'Miscellaneous functions' in the php-manual.

hope this helps.

Greetinx,
  Mike

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any body can help me ?
i confuse about parsing paramater over php pages
the paramater that i try to parse was a class variable.
so if i defined
   $a = new myclass;
in a.php. can i use that variable class in my b.php.
is it possible for me to do that ? i've tried using cookies, but that
cookies only known my $a as an object type, i cannot access it's
values.

TIA
andRie



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Re: [PHP-DB] parsing parameter over page

2001-03-06 Thread Lennin Arriola

I don't think so, you'll have to persist your object in some way,
for example in a database and then you only pass the id of your object.
Another option is to persist your object as a string and then pass it either
in the query
or as post in a form.

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