Get top level class name when inheritance and class alias is used?

Try get_called_class() See php.net/manual/en/function.get-called-cl... From the docs: class foo { static public function test() { var_dump(get_called_class()); } } class bar extends foo { } foo::test(); bar::test() The above example will output: string(3) "foo" string(3) "bar.

Try get_called_class(); See php.net/manual/en/function.get-called-cl... From the docs: class foo { static public function test() { var_dump(get_called_class()); } } class bar extends foo { } foo::test(); bar::test(); The above example will output: string(3) "foo" string(3) "bar.

Correct answer, but I noticed one comment: // framework needs, can't modify - if he can't modify that line... I'm not sure he will be able to use this solution. – OZ_ Jun 5 at 20:58 I can change $className variable before. This is a good solution and there is a solution for get_called_class for PHP 5.2.4 too.Php.Net/manual/en/function.

Get-called-class. Php – Pentium10 Jun 5 at 21:01 1 @OZ_, The way I read that line, is that the framework needs the class name. Passing the top level class name should have no negitive effect.

– Petah Jun 5 at 21:01 @Pentium10, look in the comments of that doc page, there are alternatives to that function for PHP 5.2 – Petah Jun 5 at 21:03 @Petah that is what I said. – Pentium10 Jun 5 at 21:04.

Constant __CLASS__, used in class Baseresidence will always contain Baseresidence. You can't change it.

Ok, show me how you can redefine __CLASS__ constant. With example of code. – OZ_ Jun 5 at 21:01.

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