2011/1/3 Scott O'Brien <king.scot...@gmail.com>:
> Thanks to damon__jones from the IRC channel, it fixes the problem if I swap
> the order of items in the array.
I used
public static $yes_no_types = array(
'0' => 'nie',
'1' => 'tak',
);
public static function getYesNo()
{
return self::$yes_no_types;
}
and it did not work as expected, but it works now. I guess it was
clear cache problem in my case.
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