Re: PEAR::DB_DataObject Overload-ERRMSG

Justin Patrin wrote:

Sounds like your require_once isn't working. Are you sure all of your requires are using the same path? If you want PEAR stuff to work out of the box, I highly recommend that you add the PEAR root to your include_path in your php.ini. You're on "Not-Linux", so I'm pretty sure you have access to that.

Yes and No. I change the include_path through ini_set() cause I can change the php.ini here, but not at my provider. :-( This seems to be not the main problem. I took a look at php.net to find out how this include's and require's work, but still have some questions on that. I have a project folder in my htdocs dir. htdocs + +--project + + + +-- DataObject //includes all for my PEAR::DB_DataObject + + ... + + + + + +-- php //includes my own php-files + + ... + + + + + +-- pear + + ... + + index.php //my main testing file In index.php I required all PEAR-Packages that I need require_once('pear/DB.php'); require_once('pear/DB/DataObject.php'); require_once('pear/DB/DataObject/FormBuilder.php'); require_once('pear/DB/QueryTool.php'); require_once('pear/HTML/quickform.php'); require_once('pear/HTML/TreeMenu.php'); But in DataObject-Folder there are my generated table-classes which all try to require like below. For example the file contacts.php: require_once('DB/DataObject.php');

::grin:: You said the magic word, Frontend! I built a frontend package for FormBuilder that's very PEAR friendly. You can get it here: http://www.reversefold.com/PEAR/DB_DataObject_FormBuilder_Frontend/src/ Feel free to browse the source or download the tgz for easy using. If you have any questions / comments, just ask. :-)

Thanks, but who actualy coded this? I find it on different threads and you can download it on different sites as well? Is it yours?