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sub functions in class - El Forum - 05-22-2009 [eluser]Guntars[/eluser] Hi, I have a problem with functions in classes here is an example Code: class Admin extends Controller { become as error, I try to find in here and in google, but can't really find if possible to get sub functions with data. I know have nice thing &get;_instance, but my question if it's possible to get without this. sub functions in class - El Forum - 05-22-2009 [eluser]Dam1an[/eluser] Sorry, I'm not quite sure what you're trying to acheive here, and why you'd want a funtion in a function? Also, you should really move the db calls to a model ![]() sub functions in class - El Forum - 05-22-2009 [eluser]Guntars[/eluser] Just an Idea is, In my CMS website have a plugins facility, and I want to live these separately from root code. In general everything it's fine, but some times I need some extra function. I can solve this If I use &get;_instance. and all data loads fine, but I not really like this method. I'm not sure if you understand what I mean, but the main question is, if it's possible to get function from function with $this method. I know this need very few times. sub functions in class - El Forum - 05-22-2009 [eluser]SpooF[/eluser] You might be able to do that if your somefunction returned an object of a class, but you wouldn't be able to write your functions like that. sub functions in class - El Forum - 05-22-2009 [eluser]Jondolar[/eluser] Functions that are not part of a class are global. PHP does not allow a class definition to expand across files. I don't think you can do what you want. |