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Old December 2nd, 2003, 03:43 AM
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class prob
Hi guys,

Can you guys tell me what is the prob with my code ?

error:
Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: mime_mail in /home/fione/public_html/clients/apple/mime.php on line 89

code:
$mail = new mime_mail();

class:
class mine_mail
{
var $parts;
var $to;
......


Please advise.
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Looks like you're missing a constructor...

Add something like this within the class:


PHP Code:
function mime_mail( $parts='', $to='' ) {
    $this->parts = $parts;
    $this->to = $to;
} 



Constructors are a way to set/initialize the class variables. To be honest I don't know if PHP requires this, but I always do it to ensure readability for non-php designers.
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Well, and there's the typo: "class mine_mail" should be "class mime_mail."
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