Dont you need to use " instead of ' as ' is a string literal, while " parses
variables etc in that string
try this instead:
print("<p>$this->user->site[0]::</p>");
Maybe that will help?
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"William Bailey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Hi All,
I am currently working with PHP5 beta and have found something strange
with the simplexml objects. It seems to be forgetting its values. Below
is an example..
[[the PHP5 code]]
<snip>
print('<pre>');
print('<p>$this->user::</p>');
print_r($this->user);
print('<p>$this->user->site::</p>');
print_r($this->user->site);
print('<p>$this->user->site[0]::</p>');
print_r($this->user->site[0]);
die('</pre>');
<snip>
[[END]]
[[the PHP5 Browser Output]]
$this->user::
simplexml_element Object
(
[login] => wb
[password] => 3c1175c6cdf614fb006cee10fdc325e3aa0f1894
[site] => Array
(
[0] => www.pro-net.co.uk
[1] => www.example.com
)
)
$this->user->site::
Array
(
[0] => simplexml_element Object
(
)
[1] => simplexml_element Object
(
)
)
$this->user->site[0]::
simplexml_element Object
(
)
[[END]]
Shouldn't $this->user->site return the Array displayed in the output
for $this->user or even shouldn't the simplexml_element Objects for
$this->user->site have a value or something. Basically they shouldn't be
blank otherwise how to you get the data?
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