class THtml extends CHtml {
protected static $_model;
public function __construct($model){
self::$_model = $model;
}
public static function activeLabel($attribtues,$htmlOptions = array()){
return parent::activeLabel(self::$_model,$attributes,$htmlOptions);
}
}
but this code resulting an error.
Why I need to extend CHtml? because I need to hide $model variable.
so the user can edit their template using via smarty
Is not needed to use the same parameter for extending a class, you have just to be sure to properly call the parent implementation.
If you are creating this kind of class, is better to delcare $_model and all method not static, because you are relaying of the content of the object THtml (even if it is working propery).
So your THtml can look like:
class THtml extends CHtml {
protected $_model;
public function __construct($model){
$this->_model = $model;
}
public function activeLabel($attribtues,$htmlOptions = array()){
return parent::activeLabel($this->_model,$attribtues,$htmlOptions);
}
}
Is working even with static declaration, but is not polite because a static method is expceted to work properly even if the class is not instantiated, whyle in your case is not possible to call THtml::activeLabel($attribtues).
(but for how you are using it, it is working properly as soon as you will correct the mispelled variable)
