Looking at the following code, I see the constructor is returning a value. I thought that constructors only return objects. Can someone tell me what am I missing?
If you're always expecting a string as a return value you can add the method __toString() then if you try to print that class it will return what you placed in there, only strings, and i can see that it's your case here, so i believe that should work for you..
public function __construct($username = null, $password = null){
$urlLogin = "{$this->apiHost}/login/$username";
$postData = sprintf("api_type=json&user=%s&passwd=%s",
$username,
$password);
$response = $this->runCurl($urlLogin, $postData);
if (count($response->json->errors) > 0){
return "login error";
} else {
$this->modHash = $response->json->data->modhash;
$this->session = $response->json->data->cookie;
return $this->modHash;
}
}
public function __toString(){
return $this->modeHash;
}
...
echo yourClass($username, $password); // will return yourClass->modeHash;