OOP problem

[cYon]

I'm having problems accessing data in a class I created. Here's what is going on.

I have ClassA creating an array of ClassB and populating it with data. However, I can only access the data in ClassB inside the function of ClassA that created ClassB. If I try to access the newly created ClassB's anywhere else inside ClassA or out side of the Class no data is returned from ClassB. Whats the problem here?

[Weedpacket]

Well, I see a loop where you're creating a bunch of new PlayerData objects (and why not say "ServerInfo" and "PlayerData" instead of "ClassA" and "ClassB"?) and putting them in an array called $player ... but I don't see you doing anything with that array.

[cYon]

Sorry initial I wasn't going to post the code, thats why I didn't say the actual class names. I'm attempting to display data from the PlayerData class when calling $stats->PlayerStats(); function

[drawmack]

if you create a variable inside of a function then that variable is only accessable inside that function it's a scoping rule of PHP. I think you're trying to do something like this:

<?php
class ClassA {
    var $one,$two,$three;
}

class ClassB {
    var $classA;

function make_classa_instance($one,$two,$this) {
    $this->classA = new ClassA();
    $this->classA->one = $one;
    $this->classA->two = $two;
    $this->classA->three = $three;
}
}
?>

Notice that I said $this->classA = ... and not $classA = ... what this does is it sets a class variable so that this instance will now be available from anywhere in the class.

[cYon]

perfect man, you rock. Thanks for taking the time to help a newbie out