I'm confused

Anon

Hello all, hope all is well in your location. I received some great advice here regarding using functions to call in my style sheet/java script info based on the php page that was requested by the user. I have a related question that is eluding me. I have a header_functions.php file that is in a require statement of a file called test3.php. test3.php is a test page, obviously, that I am using to proof a concept. I am trying to call a function in header_functions.php that has a switch statement that evaluates a passed value which is the name of the page calling the function. When I do this I get no results. This usually means I have done something wrong. If anyone has any suggestions, please help... Here's my code...

*****begin header_functions.php*******

<?php

}
?>

****end header_functions.php*****

**begin test3.php***************

<?php
global $jimmi;
global $referrer;
$referrer = $PHP_SELF;

include ("/u01/httpd/html/flywindsock/forum/include/header_top.php");
require ("/u01/httpd/html/flywindsock/forum/include/header_functions.php");
$referrer = StripSlashes($referrer);
header_javastyles($referrer);

echo($jimmi);
include ("/u01/httpd/html/flywindsock/forum/include/header_bottom.php");

<P> Hello Jimmi</P>

<?php
include ("/u01/httpd/html/flywindsock/forum/include/footer.php");

*end test3.php**********************

Thanks in advance for your wisdom and sorry about posting this initially in the general help forum.

JimmiZ

daarius

you cant do echo $jimmi in your second files, as its not a global var.

you have to actually echo the function itself.
e.g.
echo header_javastyles($referrer);

this will work.