Array becomes unset by itself?

Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

Hi,

I have a bit of experience with PHP but not extensive. It seems I cannot store any items to the array $details.

The class:

class Newsletter {
public $details = array();

function Newsletter($id) {
$details['id'] = $id;
echo "From same function: " . $details['id'];

$this->Load();
}

function Load() {
echo "From sibling function: " . $details['id'];
}
}

The call from the webpage:

$x = new Newsletter(123);
//output
From same function: 123
From sibling function:

Is there a special way to interact with the array so that it sticks for use with other functions?

Thanks

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