PHP - Batching Api Calls

Hi,
I am trying to output my data call rows, alongside each other till two, then break and start a new row. and so on and so on.
this is not really a example question, i think its more a request information question and example question.

How would i go about $outputting the rows alongside each other?

i have tried:

$output_rows['MYDATA']='then in here i have had a complete table with all the css and styling and information entered'; //but i couldn't get it alongside each other on the html page?

then i tried outputting the information and had the tables and css setup on the .html page, but that gave me duplicate entries alongside each other, as no i was entering data from the {MYDATA}.. Twice..

I am really stuck!
if any one can assist Great.   

http://pastebin.com/DbHQSYd7

Been stumbling my way through OOP and seem to be understanding it for the most part (I think..) But I've got a couple questions / kinks that I can't seem to work out.

a) How do I return a variable from a class so that a different class has access to it (meta_data)
b) I'm getting a "$this" cannot be redefined error (which I know why, but I don't know how to fix))
c) How do I call a function from within one class, where the function resides in another class, AND pass it variables?

Any help would be greatly appreciated

I've tried to Google warrior A and I think I can figure that one out, but B and C are proving to be the real stumbling blocks.

I have this code that has
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$this->BeginTransaction();all over it. These are in classes where no such function is defined, and they don't have parents either. It's driving my crazy trying to figure out why they are there, why there's not so much as a warning being given and what, if anything, is being called.
Now I do have a
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set_error_handler("amfErrorHandler");and in amfErrorHandler I have
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if( error_reporting() != 0 && ($amfphpErrorLevel | $level) == $amfphpErrorLevel ) {
throw new VerboseException($string, $level, $file, $line);
}
I don't remember what $amfphpErrorLevel is, except that it should only be ignoring things like E_STRICT. Also, no exception is being thrown. So what do I do w/this code?

but never on the first call.  Okay, I posted this on StackOverflow but no one there seems to have an answer either.  I have this simple function:

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public function delete($messageID) {
$type = $this->findType($messageID);
if ($type == 'in') {
foreach ($this->inArr as $key => $value) {
if ($this->inArr[$key]->messageID != $messageID)
$implodeData[$key] = $this->inArr[$key]->messageID;
}
if (!isset($implodeData))
$imploded = '0';
else
$imploded = implode(',', $implodeData);
$result = $this->_database->updatePMUser('inArr', $imploded, 'UID', $this->UID);
$result2 = $this->_database->deletePM('messageID', $messageID);
return;
}
else {
foreach ($this->sentArr as $key => $value) {
if ($this->sentArr[$key]->messageID != $messageID)
$implodeData[$key] = $this->sentArr[$key]->messageID;
}
if (!isset($implodeData))
$imploded = '0';
else
$imploded = implode(',', $implodeData);
$result = $this->_database->updatePMUser('sentArr', $imploded, 'UID', $this->UID);
$result2 = $this->_database->deletePM('messageID', $messageID);
return;
}
}
It is a delete function for a private messaging program for a forum script I'm writing.  Anyway, here's the issue - it works!  But only sometimes.  It is called in 3 different places, always from a form processing class I have, once in the view message section to delete a message you're viewing, in a foreach from the sentbox options section and then a foreach in the inbox options section.  The inbox and sentbox option sections do that whole "delete the checked messages" for the mass removal functionality.  The delete function above works in all ways shapes and forms when I use it in single calls - like when I'm deleting a message while viewing it or when I only check one message from the inbox, etc - but when I call it multiple times (as in I have checked multiple messages) - it fully deletes one (both the message and the reference to the message in the user's db row) and then only deletes the actual message on the others (deleting the message is the call to deletePM - deleting the reference is the call to updatePMUser).

Okay, if you need further information - the function above checks the type the message is (in the inbox or in the sentbox) and then uses that to foreach through that array (inArr or sentArr) of the user.  It logs in all the messageIDs of the those that DON'T match the one we're deleting and then at the end it implodes those caught IDs into a string that is then updated in the user's row as a comma separated string of values each representing a message in the DB - you get the picture.  I realize I have some trimming to do (for one I can cut the above function down by about half by using variable variables) but I'll get to that after I get the thing working.  I can't figure out why it's doing what it's doing.  If you need the function that calls this in the foreach, I have it below.  Oh, and the thing that really boggles me is that this function is called fully for each checked message in the foreach - it fully returns and then loops - if it works once, I don't see how it wouldn't work on a second call from a loop - the variables it uses should be trashed when it leaves the function, they aren't global or object properties or anything.  Color me confused.

Thanks for any help, oh, here's one of the functions that calls it to delete checked messages (this one is for the sentbox, there is another for the inbox):

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private function _processSelectedSent() {
$pmObj = unserialize(base64_decode($_POST['pmObj']));
$i=1;
foreach ($_POST as $key => $value) {
if ($value == 'marked') {
$checkedArray[$i] = $key;
$i++;
}
}
if ($_POST['submitter'] == 'Delete Selected') {
if (is_array($checkedArray)) {
foreach ($checkedArray as $key => $value)
$pmObj->delete($value);
}
else
$pmObj->delete($checkedArray[1]);
header("Location: ".HOME_PAGE.PM_PAGE."?view=sentbox&nocache=".time());
}
}

I need to debug a php program.  I've tried to use something like:

 $debuginfo = var_dump(debug_backtrace());

and then write $debuginfo  to a text file for later review.

The problem I have is that this approach uses the output stream and my program also wants to write to the output stream.  Unfortunately, other programs are using the output stream and dumping dignostic data to the outputstream mesess with the state of the program.

Is there a way to get a snapshot of variables and calls without interfering with the output stream?

Thanks

Mike

I everyone, I'm developing a small MVC framework for my personal work, now, in order to have access from all the classes to certain variables I've created a registry class, for this to work I have 2 options:
1.- passing every time the registry object to the constructor class(controllers, models, etc)
or
2.- create in the registry static set and get so I can reach the variables by Registry::set(name, value) and Registry::get(name)

My question is, which one of this two options takes less resources(is faster)?

I hope anyone can help me with this, thanks in advance

In one of my servers when ever I call sleep or usleep functions my script sleeps and never wakes up,
Any suggestion on what can cause the issue?
my php -v output:
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PHP 5.2.17 (cli) (built: Jan 24 2012 20:49:48)
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Zend Engine v2.2.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2010 Zend Technologies
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