PHP overloading a function from a parent class?

Call parent::Save() in the subclass version of the method See php.net/manual/en/keyword.parent.php.

Call parent::Save() in the subclass version of the method. See php.net/manual/en/keyword.parent.php .

– user132014 Jul 10 '10 at 7:25 Hmm okay, I knew that was possible but I kinda thought PHP would look in all inherited classes for equal functioncalls and then execute them. But thanks for your answer, I'll add the line in all Controller_##-classes. – Ben Fransen Jul 10 '10 at 7:27 Edited.

It's just that the intuitive understanding is that the parent does something, and then the child extends on what the parent has done. So parent::Save() usually comes first. – Borealid Jul 10 '10 at 7:28.

Or you could apply refactoring to extract common behavior to your core class : class Controller_Core { public function save() { if (! $this->_validateInfo() ) { return false; } return $this->_doSave(); } protected function _validateInput() { //-- do stuff return true; } protected function _doSave() { //-- do stuff return true; } } You write the specific code in the children classes, as in : class Controller_Extended extends Controller_Core { protected function _doSave() { //-- a new return return true; } }.

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