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Assigning to $this
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#1
Jul 9th, 2007, 12:59
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Assigning to $this
In making the switch from 4 to 5, this is the only problem I have run into so far. Throws me an error, cannot re-assign $this. What do I do?
       
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Jul 9th, 2007, 13:16
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Re: Assigning to $this
How about showing us some code?!
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Jul 9th, 2007, 14:41
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Re: Assigning to $this
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Jul 9th, 2007, 15:17
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Re: Assigning to $this
Quote:
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Jul 12th, 2007, 00:04
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Re: Assigning to $this
$this is used to access variables or functions within the current class.
Basically, it's a word reserved for OOP, hence you can't assign it as a variable name.
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