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index.php

include('./class1.php'); include('./class2.php'); $Func = new function(); $Func->testfuncton1();

class1.php

class controller{ public function test(){ echo 'this is test'; } }

class2.php

class function{ public function testfuncton1(){ controller::test(); } }

But we not get content from function test().

Tell me please where error ?

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  • Please refer to my answer below... Commented Jul 26, 2014 at 13:55

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Your issues:

  • You CANNOT have a class named function. function is a keyword.
  • You initialize $Func, but make call using $Function

If you remove these two issues, your code will work correctly:

class ClassController{ public function test(){ echo 'this is test'; } } class ClassFunction{ public function testfuncton1(){ ClassController::test(); } } $Func = new ClassFunction(); $Func->testfuncton1();

This should print this is a test

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As ClassController::test() is not static it should be called from an instantiated object.
@vascowhite - Not necessarily. Non-static functions can be called using classname::function_name() in php.
You initialize $Func, but make call using $Function - it was error in example
2) name function - only for example
@vascowhite: Have you tried it, or only read documentation? :) Show me one version of PHP 5 where it will not work..Do not trust the documentation all the time :)
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