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05-09-2014, 06:36 AM
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Yes, incompatible declarations are when a function's parameters don't match its parent's function parameters for example. Class AdminSidebar extends from Sidebar, so the function's parameters should have the same type, the one in adminsidebar doesn't have a type, that's why I said to put a GUIComponent before the variable name.
PHP doesn't care much about variable types, you don't even need to give them a type, that's why it's just a warning. And the add function is in class_dropdownlist.php file as public function add($option, $index = -1) ^^
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