11-01-2007, 05:20 PM
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#10 (permalink)
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I may be wrong, but i believe you do not need the & before the function name. As PHP since PHP 5 does class/function referencing by default, and seen as though this is PHP 5 OOP, its not needed.
Disclaimer: I've never really understood this ampersand crap in the past, so don't quote me on anything! :D But I'm 90% sure its just for making a reference when refering to a variable/class/function instead of cloning it.
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