I have 2 file
file1.php
<?php
Class A
{
public static function _test
{
}
}
function get_sql($id)
{
}
function get_data($ids)
{
}
?>
In file2.php I've written
require_once('file1.php');
$a = get_sql($id);
Why I cannot call the function and get my result??
try this in file1.php
<?php
Class A {
public static function _test {
}
function get_sql($id) {
echo $id;
}
function get_data($ids) {
}
}
?>
In file2.php first require the file and then code this
require_once('file1.php');
$a = new A();
$a->get_sql($id);
OR send static value in function
$a->get_sql(5);
This is your first mistake in your code
public static function _test{
}
} //this bracket is related to the class
it is the question if you want to have functions get_sql() and get_data() as a methods inside the A class:
If yes the code from user2727841 will work after you add the round brackets to the function public static function _test:
public static function _test()
{
}
Your code will work too after you add the same brackets to the same function but your function get_sql() and get_data() are outside the class A.
EDIT I thought that these function are outside the class A. Please, add the round brackets to the public static function _test in the class A - it is syntax error - than I hope it will work.
Well for one thing you are not returning anything from the get_sql($id)
function.
Assuming you are returning something in your original code; I hope you are aware that the function is not part of the class (its defined outside the scope of the class). But for educational purposes you would call a static method within a class by doing:
$a = A::get_sql($id);
This would also mean the defining the function in the following manner:
Class A{
public static function get_sql($id){
echo $id;
}
}