Re: Object lifetime

On Tue, February 21, 2006 9:12 am, roger helgesen wrote: > I'v got CLASS 1 and CLASS2. > CLASS1 makes many instanses of CLASS2 and stores them in an array. > > Ex. > ---------------------------------- > load class definition... > start_session(); > <html> > <form typ...... > <?PHP > $cl1=new CLASS1; > ---------------- > I serialize CLASS1 into a $_SESSION['cla1'] > ->submit form -> > > and unsreialize it to same var > $cl1=unserialize($_SESSION['cla1']); > > $cl1 is operational with same data as before 'submit form'. I can > change > values of data in $cl1. > > I CAN read/print data in the instanses of CLASS2 that $cl1 created > before 'submit form'. > I CAN NOT change the data in the instanses of CLASS2 that $cl1 created > before 'submit form'. > > > mark I'v only serialized CLASS1. > > Is this at all possible ?? > > I'v find it strange since I can use/print the data that is stored in > CLASS2 before 'submit form'. So... Is the class definition for CLASS2 getting loaded in the after "submit form" page? Or you you expecting it to get __autoload-ed? Cuz I don't think it will... That might explain why you have a read-only instance. If all else fails, you could walk the array in $cl1 and serialize each $cl2 individually, I guess... -- Like Music? http://l-i-e.com/artists.htm