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allworknoplay · 05-09-2009, 10:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tanax

Well, that is because first of all, your Loader class does not have a function called loadClass. Secondly, in order to use Loader::loadClass you must either;

1. Declare the function loadClass as static like so:

PHP Code:


			
public static function loadClass($classToLoad)

2. Have the Loader class instanced somewhere before you call the function, which will allow you to call Loader:loadClass without having the loadClass function as static.

Also, your pagination class should not rely on Database in order to paginate.

Thanks, it seemed to work when included the file first in the header.html like this:

PHP Code:


			
<?php

    include_once("includes/allclass.php");
    Loader::loadClass();

?>

And in the allclass.php file:

PHP Code:


			
<?php

    
    class Loader {
    
    public function loadClass() {
        include_once("database.php");
        include_once("sessions.php");
        include_once("login.php");
        include_once("pagination.php");
        include_once("member.php");
        include_once("validation.php");
    }

}
?>

So it is kinda interesting that I have to "include_once" the allclass.php file first, and then load it with the Loader function...kinda seems redundant don't you think?

As for the pagination file, I looked it over and it's the same class that I was working on awhile ago which DOES NOT need to use mySQL, it is DB independant, you can feed it an array. So that was my mistake sorry. I thought it needed mysql but it doesn't....