Hi thank You so much, I appreciate Your help !

So the way You explained it to me, the problem is solved.

but..., if this is a free (but respectful) opinion forum:

It doesn's have so much logic about it, does it?

An include is a perfectly neutral and static instruction no matter where it is placed.

Since I like to have all my properties defined at the class for a reason of self organization, my cry for help now is where do I put my 23 properties all with:

public function setAction($action)
{
$this->action = $action;
}

public function getAction()
{
return $this->action;
}

It fills up my class text space. In order to see/correct all the other functions, I must scroll and scroll.

When I started working with c# some weeks ago, there was a feature at the visual studio editor very nice which was the possibility of puting 2 marks, one at the beginning and other at the end of the text we wanted to hide, and then we could hide it (it was there, but You couldn't see it, You could see only the mark).

I am presently working with editplus editor which in my opinion is great because it's very light on weight and does what I need an html/php editor has to do, but doesn't seem to have this feature.

Which way can I go ?

Answering this thread is now, not so important as at the beginning, as there are no errors to solve, but I sure would appreciate some suggestions from the most experienced colleagues.

Cheers all,
pipesportugal