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13 Jan 11
22:56
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Hi there I have the following bit of code included in a php login function:
$response = $betfairlibrary->betfair_global_api->betfair_api_login($username,$password,$productId, $softwareId);
Now when I call this login function in a bit of standalone php code it works fine but if I try and make this whole file a function to be called from another file it fails on this line within the login function. Does anyone know why this might be?
I still have a very basic knowledge of php tbh so I don't know whether I not aware of any particular rules surrounding objects/classses etc.
Thanks
$response = $betfairlibrary->betfair_global_api->betfair_api_login($username,$password,$productId, $softwareId);
Now when I call this login function in a bit of standalone php code it works fine but if I try and make this whole file a function to be called from another file it fails on this line within the login function. Does anyone know why this might be?
I still have a very basic knowledge of php tbh so I don't know whether I not aware of any particular rules surrounding objects/classses etc.
Thanks
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It will be caused by the scope of the variables
Look at the line where it is failing and then look for where the variables on that line are declared and assigned values, its likely that they are out of scope when you move this function to a stand alone module.
Look at the line where it is failing and then look for where the variables on that line are declared and assigned values, its likely that they are out of scope when you move this function to a stand alone module.
Thanks Escapee, turned out I just needed to load the Betfait API Framework outside this new function and all works well again!
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