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I was wondering what this statement actually does:
$this->nameInObject = $someValue;
So if you’re inside a class object that has a variable “nameInObject”, are you assigning a value of someValue to that instance of nameInObject? Is it only intended to last as long as the session? Does it over ride the initial value of nameInObject?
Thanks
It will override any previous value.
It will only affect the current instance of the object.