This call is strange, see

a.class.php

Public Function Updatelastvalidtel ()
{
$oCRMCustomerProc = new Crm_customerproc ();
$time = $oCRMCustomerProc->getlastvalidteltime ();
$count = $oCRMCustomerProc->updatelastvalidtel ($time);
}



Called in the B file

b.php

Marketdaily::updatelastvalidtel ();

Updatelastvalidtel () is not a static method, why do you call it this way? Ask the Master.

Reply to discussion (solution)

As long as your PHP version is less than 5.4, it is not a problem to write
Static methods can be called statically, which is the rule that php5.3 begins to introduce

This is a very detailed, welcome view.
http://bbs.csdn.net/topics/350118147

As long as your PHP version is less than 5.4, it is not a problem to write
Static methods can be called statically, which is the rule that php5.3 begins to introduce [/
All right

This is a very detailed, welcome view.
http://bbs.csdn.net/topics/350118147

Very good!

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