On Saturday 30 March 2002 11:16, Jonathan Duncan wrote:
> <?
> These variables are populated and assigned in a function:
> (This is just an example. In actuality these variables
> are populated using other means.)
> ---------------------------------------------------------
> $othervars = " $service = $sqlresult['service'];
> $m_amount = $sqlresult['m_amount'];
> $paidthru = $sqlresult['paidthru'];
> $amountdue = $sqlresult['amountdue'];";
>
> $tabledata = " <TD>$account</TD>
> <TD>$service</TD>";
>
>
>
> This is file that calls the above function:
> (The lines with the *s are supposed to take
> the data from the variables and then process
> them as if they were part of the code.)
> --------------------------------------------
> while ($sqlresult = mysql_fetch_array($result)) {
> $id = $sqlresult['id'];
> $account = $sqlresult['account'];
> * $thefunction->othervars;
> $email = $sqlresult['email'];
> $terms = $sqlresult['terms'];
> $account_list .= "<TR CLASS=\"$oddoreven\">
> <TD ALIGN=\"center\"><A
> HREF=\"editaccount.php?id=$id&edit=yes\">image</A></TD>
> * $thefunction->tabledata;
> <TD ALIGN=\"center\">\$$m_amount</TD>
> <TD><A HREF=\"somefile.php\">$paidthru</A></TD>
> <TD ALIGN=\"center\">\$$amountdue</TD>
> <TD><A HREF=\"mailto:$email\"; $oelinkstyle>$email</A></TD>
> <TD ALIGN=\"center\">$terms</TD></TR>";
> ?>
You need to check out the eval() function.
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