Hi, I have a class that looks like this:

Connection = function( myForm ) 
{	
	this.phpUrl;
	this.fields;
}

Connection.prototype.getFieldList = function( table )
{
	sender = new LoadVars();
	loader = new LoadVars();
	
	sender.table = table;

	sender.sendAndLoad(this.phpUrl, loader);
	loader.onLoad = this.parseLoadResult;
}

Connection.prototype.parseLoadResult = function( success )
{
	if (success) 
	{
		this.fields = unescape(this);
		
		trace( this.fields );	// gives me correct trace results
	} 
}


And I'm using the class in this way:

c = new Connection();
c.phpUrl = "http://www.somedomain.com/php/somescript.php";
c.getFieldList( "test_table" );

trace( c.fields );  // this gives "undefined"


In other words, when I call trace( this.fields ) inside of the
parseLoadResult function, I get the correct value. However, when I try
to access the fields variable of the Connection object 'c' (c.fields),
I get an incorrect result. I'm fairly experienced at Flash
Actionscripting, but I have never used the sendAndLoad method. I have
used loadVariables in the past. I suspect some scoping issue that I
can't see. Could you guide me in the right direction?

Classes are prehaps the MOST confuzing thing ever to me.
I mean i've read and read and then again read about them
but i just cant get it through.. especialy this one.. in
the c++ book it made a little more sense but i never really
needed to use then.. i have always been happy with the way
i do things... anyways.. i think the problem is this..

ensted of
trace( c.fields );

make it

c.trace(fields);

i dunno.. try that or just figure another way to do it.. i belive
object oriented programing is the worst idea since... ummmm something
bad.. anyways :-P maybe that will help you out some.. but i think that
will work... how do i get money.. is this real money?