Question

page.php (Example Controller Page) opened as http://page/view/

class page extends fwcontroller
{
    public function __construct()
    {
        parent::__construct();

    }

    public function view()
    {       
        $this->load->library("uri");  #DOESN'T WORK
        var_dump($this->load->library("uri"));  #DOESN'T WORK
    }
}   

fwcontroller.php (Controller Hook, (it’s on /fw/fwcontroller.php), I wan’t move on another folder!)

class fwcontroller extends core
{
    public $load;

    public function __construct()
    {
        $this->load = new loader;

        var_dump($this->load->library("uri")); #OK

    }
}

loader.php (Loader library, (it’s on /fw/loader.php), I wan’t move on another folder!)

class function loader
{
    public function library($url)
    {
        return $url;
    }
}

I wan’t loading instance on page controller via $this->load->library("uri") and return it’s “ok”. But works if I instance like “$this->loader = new loader” but only on a page.php not on fwcontroller.php

Answer 1

First: Please enable error reporting. Your syntax is way off.

public function page extends fwcontroller

Should be:

class page extends fwcontroller

And

public fwcontroller extends core

Should be:

class fwcontroller extends core

And

public function loader

Should be:

class loader

Another thing, it is better to do:

public function __construct(loader $loader) // or even better create a interface
{
    $this->load = $loader; // dependency injection is always better for among other thing testability

    var_dump($this->load->library("uri")); #OK

}

EDIT

How do you create an instance of the page class?

My guess is you do something like: $instance = new page; instead of doing: $instance = new page();. Because it just works.