[PHP] Bizarre Assignment Issue

[Steven Walker]

I am experiencing some very odd behavior in my classes that I don't 
know how to work around. Apparently, PHP is getting my variables 
'confused' with each other and assigning/returning the wrong data.

My class design is as follows:

class TestClass
{
        var $TestLog;
        var     $Data1;
        var     $Data2;
        
        function TestClass()
        {
                $this->$Data1 = 234;
                $this->$TestLog = "HELLO";
                $this->$Data2 = "wehre";   
        }
        
        function Report()
        {
                return $this->$TestLog;
        }
}
and this class is being used in the following manner:

        $test = new TestClass;
        echo $test->Report();
You would expect the output to read 'HELLO', but instead it reads 
'wehre'. I'm totally confused żż??

Any ideas? Thank you!

Steven J. Walker
Walker Effects
www.walkereffects.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Friday, February 21, 2003, at 01:32 PM, ML wrote:

I am unable to send emails, and there are no errors being generated or
populated in the $php_errormsg variable, since I enabled track errors 
in the
php.ini. So I have no idea why the mail send is failing. Am I supposed 
to
specify
a mail server to use for sending mail? My sendmail was setup 
automatically
in my Redhat Setup and I have not touched its configuration 
options...is
there something I need to change? The sendmail path that is shown in 
the
phpinfo() function display is correct. Any feedback would be greatly
appreciated. Thanks!

-M L



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