IMHO you are probably better of educating your users :)
anyhow, then using REFERENCES should be the right way forward. If you
got an object $article and reference the variable $bb to $article->name,
and $article->name changes , so does $bb. Take a look at the php manual. TH.
pp wrote:
>>What is the goal of your setup. Maybe your better of saying:
>>
>>class object {
>>var $a
>>var $bb
>>etc
>>
>>}
>>
>>$a =new object
>>$obj = mgd_list_whatever
>>$a->bb = $obj->name
>>ect
>>
>>?
>>
>
>I do not get it.
>I need &(a); instead of &(article.name);
>&(b); instead of &(article.title);
>etc etc
>
>Piotras
>
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