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I've found a sort of way of doing it... it seems a bit dodgy though.
I've put the hook inside the constructor, and it does work, but the functions get added globally, and do not become members of the class.. for example you have to call them using just myFunctionName() and not $this->myFunctionName() Can anyone think of a better solution or am I stuck with using that? :P Ollie |
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