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PHP's CI framework keeps looping endlessly. What's the reason?

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application/controllers/sponsor.php

<code>class Sponsor extends CI_Controller{

    public function index($page = 'home'){
        $this->load->library('base');//如果使用 $this->load->libraries('base'); 必死循环
        $this->base->pageLogin();
        print_r(8888);
    }
}
</code>

application/libraries/Base.php

<code>class Base{

    public function __construct(){
        $this->CI =& get_instance();
    }

    public function pageLogin($must=false){
        var_dump($this->CI->session);//如果使用 $this->session 必死循环
    }
}

</code>

The above two places are fatal loops.


I heard that the CI framework is quite easy to use. I have an urgent project these days. I used CI for a day and I cried. I didn’t even write the WeChat login. If I write a wrong step, it will lead to an endless loop. Can you report the error to me? Brother TAT.

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application/controllers/sponsor.php

<code>class Sponsor extends CI_Controller{

    public function index($page = 'home'){
        $this->load->library('base');//如果使用 $this->load->libraries('base'); 必死循环
        $this->base->pageLogin();
        print_r(8888);
    }
}
</code>

application/libraries/Base.php

<code>class Base{

    public function __construct(){
        $this->CI =& get_instance();
    }

    public function pageLogin($must=false){
        var_dump($this->CI->session);//如果使用 $this->session 必死循环
    }
}

</code>

The above two places are fatal loops.


I heard that the CI framework is quite easy to use. I have an urgent project these days. I used CI for a day and I cried. I didn’t even write the WeChat login. If I write a wrong step, it will lead to an endless loop. Can you report the error to me? Brother TAT.

It shouldn’t be at the controller

function __construct(){

<code>   parent::__construct()</code>

Then introduce librari’s

here?

<code>$this->load->library('Base');</code>

When loading a class library, the name must correspond to the class library name!

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