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oh,<br />
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an you need to include the definition for your class before you unserialize - else it does not know how to treat the data
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oh,

an you need to include the definition for your class before you unserialize - else it does not know how to treat the data

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DO I EVEN NEED TO SAY IT...<br />
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PERFECT.... THANKS!<br />
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DO I EVEN NEED TO SAY IT...

PERFECT.... THANKS!



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Congrats on topping the million point mark. That is quite an accomplishment.
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Congrats on topping the million point mark. That is quite an accomplishment.

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Thankyou very much - for the points and the encouragement - 118 days ago I thought that 1million would be impossible so now i've proved its not sembee watch out (lol)
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Thankyou very much - for the points and the encouragement - 118 days ago I thought that 1million would be impossible so now i've proved its not sembee watch out (lol)

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One last thing, I have an open question with you. It's the LAT LONG thing.<br />
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I will be unable to test that for a few more weeks, as I am really busy on another project. If I give you the points, can you bookmark it so we can revisit it later sometime?
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One last thing, I have an open question with you. It's the LAT LONG thing.

I will be unable to test that for a few more weeks, as I am really busy on another project. If I give you the points, can you bookmark it so we can revisit it later sometime?

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ok - email me when you want to get back onto it
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ok - email me when you want to get back onto it

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Index.php<br />
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$myDoor = new door();<br />
$myDoor-&gt;SetDoorType('sing<wbr />le');<br />
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now, on step 2.php (or any other page) &nbsp;I need $myDoor.<br />
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In this example, $myDoor-&gt;GetDoorType(); *SHOULD* return &quot;single&quot; no matter what page I am on.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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Index.php
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$myDoor = new door();
$myDoor->SetDoorType('single');


now, on step 2.php (or any other page)  I need $myDoor.

In this example, $myDoor->GetDoorType(); *SHOULD* return "single" no matter what page I am on.

Thanks!





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