Not built in, that would be a HORRIBLE security risk. You can try
something like this (untested):
call_user_func_array($_GET['func'],$_GET['params']);
Then use it like
myscript.php?func=somefunction¶ms[]=foo¶ms[]=bar, which would be
the same as calling somefunction('foo','bar');
Daniel Joyce wrote:
I have a file that draws charts, called chart.php.
Right now, I can call it using GET methods inside tags
Well, I'd like to be able to wrap it in a function, and call it via a
function
drawgraph();
and by GET syntax
??
Is there a way to call a FUNCTION/METHOD in a php file using URLS?
-Daniel
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