Fatal error: Cannot use object of type reg_validate as array

hmvrulz

my Class

class reg_validate extends validate
{
	public $errors = array();

function __construct($input)
{
	$this->errors['username'] = $this->username($input['username']);
	$this->errors['password'] = $this->password($input['password1'], $input['password2']);
	$this->errors['email'] = $this->email($input['email']);

	print_r($this->errors);

	return $this->errors;

}

function reg_error($input)
{
	print_r($input);
	switch ($input['username']) {
		case '-1':
			echo 'error -1';
			break;
		case '-2':
			echo 'error -2';
			break;
		case '-3':
			echo 'error -3';
			break;
	}
}

}

INITIALIZING

$reg_validate = new reg_validate($_POST);

$reg_validate->reg_error($reg_validate);

Object

reg_validate Object
(
    [errors] => Array
        (
            [username] => -3
            [password] => -2
            [email] => 1
        )

[minUser] => 3
[minPass] => 6
)

ERROR am GETTING

Fatal error: Cannot use object of type reg_validate as array in C:\Program Files\wamp\www\fw\models\users.php on line 31

HOW can i use the $input[username] in the switch to check for errors

Weedpacket

The method reg_error() takes a variable $input,

function reg_error($input)

and tries to get its "username" element as though it was an array.

switch ($input['username']) {

But you're giving it an object:

$reg_validate->reg_error($reg_validate);

And it's unable to use an object as an array.

I think you've managed to get yourself totally confused about what you're doing. It's like you managed to forget you put all that stuff into the object, and then you wanted to put that stuff into the object and remembered that it was in the object so you tried putting the object into itself. I think what you wanted for those three lines were

function reg_error()

switch ($this->errors['username']) {

and

$reg_validate->reg_error();

hmvrulz

Weedpacket;10890875 wrote:
The method reg_error() takes a variable $input,
function reg_error($input) 
and tries to get its "username" element as though it was an array.
switch ($input['username']) {
But you're giving it an object:
$reg_validate->reg_error($reg_validate);
And it's unable to use an object as an array.

I think you've managed to get yourself totally confused about what you're doing. It's like you managed to forget you put all that stuff into the object, and then you wanted to put that stuff into the object and remembered that it was in the object so you tried putting the object into itself. I think what you wanted for those three lines were
function reg_error() 
switch ($this->errors['username']) {
and
$reg_validate->reg_error(); 

:p Thanx.. i had got confused. I totally forgot i can use the object internally without passing it arround.. THANX WEEDPACKET