Radu, please download the latest version: it allows you to instantiate classes on demand.
I would like to know if this solves your issue as, in theory, it should, but there is a caveat and it’s that resources cannot be persisted. Therefore, depending on your sql wrapper implementation, it may allow you to do what you want — or not. But pure class instantiation certainly is something that had been sorely missing.

HTML…

function ret(time){
alert(’time is’ + time);
}

END HTML

beacause the test() class is not intialize I cannot use this->sql beacause it doesn’t exist without the class instantiation.

class sql(){
…functions to work with MySql database
function select(){
… select something from database mysql_wquery()
}
}

class test(){
function __construct(){
$this.sql = new sql;
}

function myquery(){
$this->sql->select(”select now()”);
}
}

HTML…

function ret(time){
alert(’time is’ + time);
}

END HTML

Thank you.

Very good point!
I will talk to the Modern Method people, see if they have any interest.

I thing that the folks from Modern Method should get this code, check it and optimize it (if needed), and put it as the new Sajax version on their own site with credit to the creator of this great upgrade, beacause that is the place where many people start looking for an upgrade for the great Sajax package.