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The only type of overloading php supports is with the __set, __get, __isset, __unset, __call, and __staticcall functions. [url]http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.magic.php[/url]

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[QUOTE=TheSecOrg;1340379]Is there a way to make a variable be able to be used in another .php file? E.G In PHP1.php $age="9"; $someOtherThing="1"; In PHP2.php echo $age+$someOtherThing; I have a statement to make, I hate being a n00b.[/QUOTE] If I'm right then this should be the answer to your question: PHP2.php …

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The easiest, fastest way I can think of to resolve this issue is to take note from rights management. Build an array of the groups as follows: [CODE] $array = array( 1 => 'group1', 2 => 'group2', 4 => 'group3', 8 => 'group4' ) [/CODE] You could then set the …

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First off, why do you need two id fields? Why not just use the index id as the employee id. At which point, meta_table could be something like this: Meta_Table employee_id field_name field_content The search would be something like: [code] SELECT * FROM Meta_Table Where employee_id = ?? AND field_name …

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