Neriodavid(Wei Dai) wrote:
>
> If a class has a protected member/property, say _data, which be
> assigned
> to as a Zend' Db row object on the member table, can you access it as:
>
> after $this->_data = $member;
> $this->emailAddress, instead of $this->_data->emailAddress ?
>
It doesn't work that way automatically. You have to implement a __get()
method in the current class, something like this:
public function __get($key)
{
return $this->_data->$key;
}
Neriodavid(Wei Dai) wrote:
>
> And, also, in the register view, when we assigned the view variable
> emailAddress etc, so use the echo $this->escape($this->emailAddress) do
> not
> generate an undefined variable warning?
>
It looks like Zend_View_Abstract has a method strictVars(). By default,
Zend_View will return null if you specify a variable that hasn't been
defined. If you call $view->strictVars(true), then subsequent references to
undefined variables raise an E_USER_NOTICE error.
Regards,
Bill Karwin
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