Re: mysqli unclonable object

Thanks for your attention Curt, but unfortunatly that is not the issue. Compatibility mode is not on. For documentation's sake, I think the problem is that there are other links in the code using the same credentials. When you declare a link resource to a database, PHP first searches to see if there is already one open, therefore despite the fact that this link wasn't even using the same library (mysql vs mysqli) it didn't matter; only one connection to the database could be made (as root in this case). If this is incorrect or anyone has additional insight, please reply. Thanks, Matt "Curt Zirzow" <czirzow@gmail.com> wrote in message news:20051123171225.GG11507@bagend.shire... > On Wed, Nov 23, 2005 at 01:13:22AM -0500, Matt Monaco wrote: >> On a Fedora 4 machine running MySQL 4.1 I am having trouble declaring an >> instance of a mysqli extension. >> >> class Data extends mysqli { >> .... >> >> $link = new Data("localhost", "user", "password", >> "db"); >> >> This invokes the error "Trying to clone unclonable object of type Data." >> However if I create the link with a reference ... >> $link =& new Data(....); >> ...everything works fine. > > This is because you have the ini option: > > zend.ze1_compatibility_mode = On > > > Curt. > -- > cat .signature: No such file or directory