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https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28424591/do-you-personally-use-reflection-class-Is-this-something-I-need-to-learn.html?anchorAnswerId=40039576#a40039576
I closed the question as the last comment was written so I did not get to ask about code
when I saved file as p4pLook.php
loops and does not run
I closed the question as the last comment was written so I did not get to ask about code
when I saved file as p4pLook.php
loops and does not run
<?php include 'p4pLook.php';
$p4obj = new p4pLook('hilight',216,'kowork');?><!doctype html>
<html lang="en"><head><title>JQuery Ajax for PHP</title><link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="p4p.css">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, user-scalable=yes" />
<script src="p4p.js"></script>
<?php $p4obj->doHead('Products on Sale',3); ?>
<div id="mid"><center>
<?php $p4obj->doBlu('intro531.txt',true);
$p4obj->doBar();$p4obj->doOrngCor('Specials!', 'ox1', 'specials1.txt');
$p4obj->doBar();$p4obj->doProduct('ID-sale448', 'ox2',580);
$p4obj->setCode('fort5');
?>
</center></div>
<?php $p4obj->doFoot('obsto42.txt'); ?>
<script>/* <![CDATA[ */
menu1=getDom("m1");
var mHgt=menu1.offsetHeight-12;
var aNum = menu1.getElementsByTagName("a");
for(var i=0;i< aNum.length;i++) {aNum[i].onclick=nomenu;}
aNum[aNum.length-1].style.margin="0";
/* ]]> */</script>
</body></html>
Ray Paseur
This jumble of code is incomprehensible. And I'm not sure I could understand it even if we had the class definitions! Can you please just tell us in plain language what you're trying to achieve?
When Slick812 will come back, he will explain well for sure.
Personally, I think he only gave an example about how the OOP can decrease the amount of code one has to write to achieve a specific task. In this case, using a class defined in the file p4pLook.php (@rgb192, have you the original file?), Slick812 builds a whole page with all contents. And passing the right parameteres, he can use the same class to output a virtually infinite number of pages.
So the p4pLook example is only an example: I don't think you have to make it work but simply look at the structure of the given file tos ee how the use of a class helps you to write less code to ouptu a whole web page.
Personally, I think he only gave an example about how the OOP can decrease the amount of code one has to write to achieve a specific task. In this case, using a class defined in the file p4pLook.php (@rgb192, have you the original file?), Slick812 builds a whole page with all contents. And passing the right parameteres, he can use the same class to output a virtually infinite number of pages.
So the p4pLook example is only an example: I don't think you have to make it work but simply look at the structure of the given file tos ee how the use of a class helps you to write less code to ouptu a whole web page.
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<?php
$p4obj = new p4pLook('hilight',216,'kowork');
$p4obj->doHead('Products on Sale',3);
$p4obj->doBlu('intro531.txt',true);
$p4obj->doBar();
$p4obj->doOrngCor('Specials!', 'ox1', 'specials1.txt');
$p4obj->doBar();
$p4obj->doProduct('ID-sale448', 'ox2',580);
$p4obj->setCode('fort5');
$p4obj->doFoot('obsto42.txt');but on nearly every web page in this site I can use a single Class file p4pLook.php and 6 or seven methods from it to produce many different use and functioning web pages, To say that The use of Object Oriented code has made that possible
ASKER
thanks
more code less writing.
more code less writing.
@rgb192: I think I provided the correct answer here