I caught that error, but the line number was referring to the assignment, it
didn't even get to the obvious error.
Why would $total = $db->affected_rows, (assigning the value of
$affected_rows to $total) be interpreted as a method call?
I have since defined a num_rows() method (using mysql_num_r
Allen McCabe wrote:
I have a singleton database object in a global file at the top of my
document. In most other locations I am able to access it just fine, however
in my footer I want to loop through a properties list for links (I am saving
links to a database, each with its own properties).
He
Do you have a method in your Database class called affected_rows() ?
>From the code you have shown you only have a member variable called
affected_rows and so your call $db->fetch_array($result) is falling
over.
On Thu, Jan 7, 2010 at 8:47 AM, Allen McCabe wrote:
> I have a singleton database obj
I have a singleton database object in a global file at the top of my
document. In most other locations I am able to access it just fine, however
in my footer I want to loop through a properties list for links (I am saving
links to a database, each with its own properties).
Here is the code snippet
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