Hi Adam Voigt,
On 18 Nov 2002 13:11:30 -0500, you wrote about "Re: [PHP] How to use
string as variable name?" something that looked like this:
>$date = "2002-11-22";
>$myvar = "a" . str_replace("-","",$date);
>$$myvar = "hi&qu
Convert $day="2002-11-22" to just $day="d20021122" and $$day will be
really $d20021122
-<[ Rene Brehmer ]>- wrote:
Hi gang
I'm suffering under the lack of an SQL, which would've made this loads
easier, so instead I'm forced at using a bunch of arrays to keep track of
the info instead...
But h
$date = "2002-11-22";
$myvar = "a" . str_replace("-","",$date);
$$myvar = "hi";
echo "$a20021122";
Enjoy.
On Mon, 2002-11-18 at 13:05, -<[ Rene Brehmer ]>- wrote:
> Hi gang
>
> I'm suffering under the lack of an SQL, which would've made this loads
> easier, so instead I'm forced at using a bunc
Hi gang
I'm suffering under the lack of an SQL, which would've made this loads
easier, so instead I'm forced at using a bunch of arrays to keep track of
the info instead...
But here's the prob: I'm working on a list of premieredates for movies.
Here's the HTML version I made to figure out how to
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