I guess I know what may be wrong. My function that includes the files, it
is called several times, with different arguments being passed.
It is something like:
function LoadPositionedModules ($posv, $posh)
{
// $posv is vertical position, and $posh is horizontal position
// Inside it, something like:
SELECT file_to_include FROM table WHERE posv = '$posv' AND posh =
'$posh';
// Then the fetch_array, include, etc...
}
So if I call:
LoadPositionedModules ('Left', 'Center');
And it includes files feeding the SQL. On this included file I define a
var:
$test = "Show Me!";
If I call again, but with different parameters:
LoadPositionedModules ('Left', 'Footer');
Then I guess the problem is that I can't use the $test var from the first
included file. It's clear to me why I can't now, thanks.
So I believe a solution would be to find out how to use this var outside
the function scope. That was my second question.. Anyone have any ideas? I
guess I could register it on a session, or return it...
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Julio Nobrega.
Yes, I am developing another 'Portal-System'
Have a look:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/toca
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