Hello Tristan,
Tuesday, April 6, 2004, 6:14:19 PM, you wrote:
TPrsc Simply put, can I connect 2 variables, to make one...
TPrsc I want to output:
TPrsc $view_request_$i
TPrsc making for example a string:
TPrsc view_all_2
I believe it's $view_request_$$i
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Hello Tristan,
Tuesday, April 6, 2004, 6:14:19 PM, you wrote:
TPrsc Simply put, can I connect 2 variables, to make one
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Hello Tristan,
Tuesday, April 6, 2004, 6:14:19 PM, you wrote:
TPrsc Simply put, can I connect 2 variables, to make one...
TPrsc I want to output:
TPrsc
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I want to output:
$view_request_$i
echo ${'view_request_'.$i};
echo ${view_request_$i};
Read the manual section on Variable Variables, please.
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Sadly, it didnb't work...
here's my code... I wanna repeat and output final variables 6 times...
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for ($i = 1; $i = 6; $i++) {
if ($view_request_bu_$i != '') {
You could dynamically generate variable names using:
${view_request_}.$i} = $value;
This will generate:
$view_request_1
$view_request_2
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Vishal.
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Well that was embarrassing. I guess [CTRL]+[ENTER] sends mail in Outlook!
Let's try that again:
Okay, I think this is an easy thing but I can't figure it out:
I have a script that will be uploading (up to) 4 files:
$file1
$file2
$file3
$file4
Each $file variable has associated $original_name,
i might be misunderstanding you, but anytime you need dynamic variable
names, you'll want variable variables...
$count = '123';
$name = count$count; # results in $name being 'count123'
$$name = 'something'; # results in $count123 = 'something'
jack
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