01-02-2008, 08:56 PM
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The Frequenter
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Netherlands
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Same problem again!
I've got 2 classes.
email.class.php
mysql.class.php
In mySQL class, I've got an error report to be send to an email address using the email class. So, normally in the source I would define $mail->sendQueryError(); but it doesn't work. Now i've got $mail = new EmailClass; and later on $mail->sendQueryError. So, $this-> doesn't work, and it doesn't get the headers since a function for retrieving those is already defined in the email.class.
The drawHeaders function in email.class.php
PHP Code:
function drawHeaders($reciever, $additionalHeaders = '') {
foreach (emailHeaders($reciever) as $headerKey => $headerValue) {
if (empty($headers)) {
$headers = $subheaderValue;
} else {
$headers = $headers.$subheaderValue;
}
}
if ($additionalHeaders) {
foreach ($additionalHeaders as $subheaderKey => $subheaderValue) {
if (empty($subheaders)) {
$subheaders = $subheaderValue;
} else {
$subheaders = $subheaders.$subheaderValue;
}
}
}
return ($headers.$subheaders);
}
Part of the sendQueryError function inemail.class.php
PHP Code:
if (!empty($this->message)) {
mail( $this->reciever,
$this->subject,
$this->message,
$this->drawHeaders($this->reciever, $this->addheaders),
$this->addparameters
);
}
Part of the mySQLQuery function in mysql.class.php
PHP Code:
if (!$this->queryResult) {
$errorMessage = "<b>MySQL Retourneerde een Error.</b><br>";
$errorMessage .= "<b>Error:</b> ".mysql_error()."<br>";
$errorMessage .= "<b>Lijn:</b> ".$getLine."<br>";
$errorMessage .= "<b>Bestand:</b> ".$getFile;
$mail = new suRealityEmail;
$mail->sendQueryError($errorMessage);
$this->queryFailed++;
}
And so, defined in index.php
PHP Code:
require_once('includes/classes/mysql.class.php');
require_once('includes/classes/email.class.php');
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