03-19-2008, 03:44 PM
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The Prestige
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By the way, I got the OP confused, -_-.
Update: Well, my new opinion -_- Is that you should do
If the class is in the php file
PHP Code:
<?php
$usercheck = member::login('chuck','secret');
?>
otherwise you could always do the magic method:
PHP Code:
function __autoload($php) { include 'classes/'.$php.'.php'; }
This grabs every single class in classes/ directory, and includes them.
Something is wrong with me today -_-
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