[Xylo]

Originally Posted by turnipofdoom

right, ima dumbass __construct is only valid in php5...

change

function __construct()......

to

function recruit()

and that "should" solve the lack of compatability i coded into it ;p

BTW, see above. I upgraded to PHP 5.1.2. I confirmed the constructor is being called now by doing the following:

class recruit {

        private $vbObj;
        private $init=0;

        public function __construct()
        {
                        global $vbulletin;
                        $this->vbObj = $vbulletin;
                        $this->init = 1;
                        return $this->vbObj;
        }

        function getStatus( $query )
        {
                print ( "Init = $this->init" );
                $result = $this->vbObj->db->fetch_array( $this->vbObj->db->quer$

                return strip_tags( $result['status'] );
        }

After recruitStatus.php does $class = new recruit() and then calls $class->getStatus(), Init prints out that it is indeed a 1. Changed the code again to

class recruit {

        private $vbObj;
        private $init=0;
        private $vbOnullcheck=0;

        public function __construct()
        {
                        global $vbulletin;
                        $this->vbObj = $vbulletin;
                        $this->init = 1;
                        if ($this->vbObj == null) $this->vbOnullcheck=1;
                        return $this->vbObj;
        }

        function getStatus( $query )
        {
                print ( "<br>Init = $this->init<br>vbOnull = $this->vbOnullchec$
                $result = $this->vbObj->db->fetch_array( $this->vbObj->db->quer$

                return strip_tags( $result['status'] );
        }

which confirms that vbObj is still null, even though the constructor is called.

So why does this

                        global $vbulletin;
                        $this->vbObj = $vbulletin;

give a null object? I'm not a vbcode expert so I'm really not sure.