What can I add in constructors in PHP?

You can include variables, function calls, method calls, object declarations, etc, etc, etc inside your default constructor class Test { protected $protected; private static $static; function __construct() { parent::__construct(); $this->protected = 'test'; $variable_local = 'hey'; self::$static = 'im static'; $obj = new OtherClass(); $this->myMethod(); externalFunction(); } public function myMethod() { echo 'all mine'; } } function externalFunction() { 'hey, im external'; }.

You can include variables, function calls, method calls, object declarations, etc, etc, etc inside your default constructor. Class Test { protected $protected; private static $static; function __construct() { parent::__construct(); $this->protected = 'test'; $variable_local = 'hey'; self::$static = 'im static'; $obj = new OtherClass(); $this->myMethod(); externalFunction(); } public function myMethod() { echo 'all mine'; } } function externalFunction() { 'hey, im external'; }.

Thanks. Can I call echo $variable_local in a view? How can I call $this->protected in a view?

– shin Jan 11 '10 at 19:20.

Knock yourself out. Add any PHP you want. You can use $this to refer to the object being created.

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