It is a php syntax issue. When you declare a class attribute, its
value must be constant, i.e
class Foo {
var $foo = Array('equalTo' => 'xx', 'name' => yy); //correct,
since all array's elements are constant
var $bar = Array('equalTo' => Conf::read('Secret')); //Error,
since the value its not constant
}
The solution is to set the attribute in the class constructor
class Foo {
var $bar = Array(); //declare the attribute
function __construct() {
$this->bar['equalTo'] = Conf::read('Secret');
}
}
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