Class method "dies" - HELP

[Phil Powell]

function setTableStr($ta bleRefName) { // VOID "METHOD" SEE NOTE BELOW

/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------
---
This function will set the class property $this->tableStr to the
appropriate
table name depending upon the scope of that which is calling it
------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------*/
$this->tableStr = 'nnet_table_';
$this->tableStr .= (strcmp(strtolo wer($tableRefNa me), 'head') == 0) ?
'head' : 'line';
}

The moment this method in the Betaling class is called by another method in
the Betaling class, insert_table_li ne(), everything just dies. No error
statement, no HTML display, no nothing, just a complete nothingness!!

This method is important to determine which table I will be doing insertion,
and it's all the code I can provide that might make sense, I'm sorry. If
you need more I am not even sure what I can provide for you. But honestly,
I can't explain it better than the class method just.. dies.

Phil

[Janwillem Borleffs]

Re: Class method "dies&quot ; - HELP


"Phil Powell" <soazine@erols. com> wrote in message
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> The moment this method in the Betaling class is called by another method[/color]
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> the Betaling class, insert_table_li ne(), everything just dies. No error
> statement, no HTML display, no nothing, just a complete nothingness!!
>[/color]

This could be caused by an error_reporting level setting which is too low,
or the php.ini settings not allowing the engine to print errors to the
browser.

Try starting your script with error_reporting (E_ALL); first.
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> This method is important to determine which table I will be doing[/color]
insertion,[color=blue]
> and it's all the code I can provide that might make sense, I'm sorry. If
> you need more I am not even sure what I can provide for you. But[/color]
honestly,[color=blue]
> I can't explain it better than the class method just.. dies.
>[/color]

Perhaps this is too obvious, but do you call the method like
$this->setTableStr('a rgument') ?


JW