Object class, allowing __construct and __destruct in PHP4.
Located in /common/base/object.php (line 23)
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Base class for a Joomla! application |
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Browser class, provides capability information about the current web client. |
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JURI Class |
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Class to maintain a pathway. |
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Authorization class, provides an interface for the Joomla authentication system |
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Authorization response class, provides an object for storing error details |
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User class. Handles all application interaction with a user |
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Abstract observer class to implement the observer design pattern |
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Abstract observable class to implement the observer design pattern |
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FTP client class |
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Database connector class |
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Languages/translation handler class |
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Joomla base installer class |
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Abstract Model class |
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Parameter base class |
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Abstract Format for JRegistry |
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JRegistry class |
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Pagination Class. Provides a common interface for content pagination for the Joomla! Framework |
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Page generation time |
Class constructor, overridden in descendant classes.
A hack to support __construct() on PHP 4
Hint: descendant classes have no PHP4 class_name() constructors, so this constructor gets called first and calls the top-layer __construct() which (if present) should call parent::__construct()
Class destructor, overridden in descendant classes.
Object-to-string conversion.
Each class can override it as necessary.
Documentation generated on Sat, 4 Feb 2006 14:24:54 +0100 by phpDocumentor 1.3.0RC4