Can it be done?

[jerichoholic16]

I am trying to figure out, how I can execute 2 seperate objects within one another.. Can I do it like this?
class NAME
{

function object 1(){
}

function object2(){
$this->object1;
}

}

And if I made a class before this one, that executed mysql queries, would I need to globalize it, to be able to use it in my other classes objects?

[Shrike]

I'm not sure if your getting a bit confused between classes and objects. A class is the blueprint for an object, that is, a class defines the properties and methods and an object is an instance of that class.

Tn answer your question yes an object can contain other objects, for example

class MySQL
{
  function mySQL()
  {
    // Connect to database
  }
  function doQuery($query)
  {
    // Do a query
  }
}

class Page
{
  var $mysql;
  function page(&$mysql)
  {
    $this->mysql =& $mysql;
  }
  function displayPage()
  {
    $queryresult = $this->mysql->doQuery("A mysql query");
    // Do something with query result
  }
}
$mysql = new MySQL;
$page = new Page($mysql);
$page->displayPage();

In this case the Page class accepts a paremeter in it's constructor which is an instance of the MySQL querying class. Note that each class has a function which has the same name as the class. This is it's constructor, and it's executed when the class is created.