It sure is, but your code needs to look like this:
class one {
function one() {
echo "one ";
}
}
class two extends one {
function two() {
parent::one();
echo "two ";
}
}
class three extends two {
function three() {
parent::two();
echo "three";
}
}
$foo
Quick question crew,
ATM we're trying to convert all of our existing scripts t conform to
register_globals being OFF, i.e., accessing everything through the
$HTTP_???_VARS[] arrays.
What I was wondering is, when register_globals in ON, do all of the
$HTTP_???_VARS[] arrays * still * get populate
Heya guys, I've just started to play with PDFLib v3 and was primarily experimenting to
enable me to produce PDF versions of our HTML files on demand. I.e., like some sites
have a 'Print this article' button, I want a 'Make a PDF' button.
I played with PDFLib and saw that to get text on the page
G'day all, I thought I'd mention how I developed my last project and got
around some of these problems, bear with me it can be quite complicated.
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In the development we had to develop on many different servers, mine a
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Thanx
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and it was also wrong, saying that
it is "Thursday 12th April"?
I checked out CA.PHP.NET and it says Friday April 13th, which taking
timezones into considerationg is correct.
Just a helpful note. Cheers,
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Matthew M. Boulter
MB Productions, Pty
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