| Using normal PHP classes |
[eluser]robert.isenberg[/eluser]
Thanks for that... but I've just looked at the Plugin section of the userguide at http://www.ellislab.com/codeigniter/user...ugins.html and again, it's still not obvious to me how you actually create multiple instances. Are you saying that I load he plugin: $this->load->plugin('my_class_pi.php'); and that then I can use: $an_object = new MyClassPi(); where my_class_pi.php is: class MyClassPi(){ ... etc .. } Is that what you mean? Sorry if I'm being obtruse! |
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