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I could not believe that serialize does not serialize an object inside of an object especially since arrays work and they are an object right? If I am incorrect please explain. Thank you <? class test { function toString(){ print "test test test test test"; } //toString() } //User class User { var $firstName; //first name var $test; //The type of user test purposes function User ($fn,$obj){ $this->firstName=$fn; $this->test= $obj; } //constructor function toString(){ print "user user user user "; } } //User $temp =new user ('aaa',new test()); $temp->toString(); print"<br>"; $temp->test->toString(); $temp2=serialize($temp); print"<br>$temp2"; $temp3=unserialize($temp2); print"<br><br><br>"; print(get_class($temp3)); print"<br><br><br>"; $temp3->toString(); print"<br><br><br>"; $temp3->test->toString();