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abc123 · 09-10-2002, 04:08 PM

$ob->questionArray is a reference to an array right? probably when you print it out:

Code:

echo $ob->questionArray

you will also get "Array"... maybe there is a way of sending its actually refence value, much like in c++ or java, and then constructing a new array from this value.. but I don't think php would allow that level of access to the memory and im not even sure if the memory would hang around once the page has been left (probably loses scope) maybe try setting a global variable somewhere (like the application or session objects in ASP) and then trying the memory stuff

however that is probably way to complicated to bother with.

09-10-2002, 04:08 PM	#4 (permalink)
abc123 bloomberg Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: bloomberg Posts: 263	$ob->questionArray is a reference to an array right? probably when you print it out: Code: echo $ob->questionArray you will also get "Array"... maybe there is a way of sending its actually refence value, much like in c++ or java, and then constructing a new array from this value.. but I don't think php would allow that level of access to the memory and im not even sure if the memory would hang around once the page has been left (probably loses scope) maybe try setting a global variable somewhere (like the application or session objects in ASP) and then trying the memory stuff however that is probably way to complicated to bother with. __________________ -- bloomberg.