OK, I have a problem calling a function using default variables.
In 'gallery.inc':
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function gallery ($filename, $first = 1, $tablewidth = 4, $total = 20) {
echo "Filename: $filename, First image: $first, Table Width:
$tablewidth, Total: $total";
}
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In 'gallery.php':
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include('/path/to/gallery.inc');
...
gallery('test.txt',$first,$width,$images);
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$first, $width and $images are variables that are defined by the URL, as if
they were submitted through a form using HTTP GET, and they are designed to
be used like that.
My problem is, if I don't define those variables in the URL when I run
gallery.php, PHP will come back with 'Undefined Variable' errors. Is there
any way I can prevent that from happening?
TIA!
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Uchendu Nwachukwu
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