Hi, > The classes are called MidgardEvent or MidgardArticle respectivly. Is there any regular way to get this sacred knowledge?
> Unfortunalety, inheriting from those classes is not so easy than it > might imagine, you can run into a lot of problems. Take a look at > > http://www.nathan-syntronics.de/midgard/oop > > for a quick guide. Thanks. Very helpful. > BTW: What didn't make it to the web pages yet: The _copyMgdData > function do the manual copy on purpose to ensure that _all_ required > variables are defined in the new class. A PHP-like approach using > something like > > $variables = get_object_vars($object); > foreach($variables as $var => $data) > $this->$var = $data; > > does not always work cleanly, you can get errors due to missing > variables which are very hard to trace, believe me... Can't beleive. In a case when I retrieved objects with mgd_list_XXX even "N" was copied this way. An example please... /Victor --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
