There is a section in the core that handles class management, but I don't have a function that just calls them all at once.
It is setup where each page has hooks, and in the page information it tells what needs to be done in what hook.

There is a section in the core that handles class management, but I don't have a function that just calls them all at once.
It is setup where each page has hooks, and in the page information it tells what needs to be done in what hook.
Sounds a bit complicated to me, should just be something to do:
$this->$class_name = new $class_name();
$this->$class_name->core = $this;
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see i understand classes and how you can refer to them or sumthing
Or something :SPHP Code:class Display {
const Monkey = "Monkeys Like Bannanas";
const Giraffe = "Giraffes like trees";
const Tigers = "Tigers like people";
}
$animal = $_SESSION[animal];
print "Display::$animal";
But i don't get the $this> thing yet.
I find it funny how theres Flux + Klydo. Imo they should team up
Unless they are completely different?
Klydo is a General Social Network where as Flux is a Music Social Network. Klydo is in the area such as MySpace, Bebo and Netlog. While Flux is more with places like PureVolume and Last.FM.
It would be pretty cool is Klydo and Flux teamed up in some respected. However I don't see how it would benefit either parties or our users. We can't really offer Flux anything and Flux can't really offer us anything.
3 goood codersKlydo is a General Social Network where as Flux is a Music Social Network. Klydo is in the area such as MySpace, Bebo and Netlog. While Flux is more with places like PureVolume and Last.FM.
It would be pretty cool is Klydo and Flux teamed up in some respected. However I don't see how it would benefit either parties or our users. We can't really offer Flux anything and Flux can't really offer us anything.
I'm loving the design aspect from what I can see and I'm sure it'll be really nice when it's open, goodluck with it Mr.Invent![]()
$this - I believe (I am not an expert get this verified) refers to something inside a class, ie. nested functions; class-global variables and a few other ways ex.
PHP Code:// in a db class
protected function myF {
$this->query("")
// etc, this being calling another function defined or not defined, as long as it is defined at one point - we can bypass having a function already as calling the new when you use the class will go through it all, giving you room to move functions about.
How could this hapen to meeeeeeeeeeeeeee?lol.
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