Array with functions.

[Anon]

I'm making an array with the LINK names for, and, well, I don't know howto call them up. :-p
I do, but I don't,

$function_array1["submit_news"] = submit_news();
$function_array1["submit_news_post"] = submit_news_post();
$function_array1["news_submitted"] = news_submitted();

Then what calls it up, is:
foreach($function_array1 as $value => $key)
{
if($page==$value){$key;};
}

I realised, that foreach doesn't work. heh, the array is for the
admin.php?=submit_news etc.. and if I do foreach, all 3 pages will be combined into the one.

This is how it works.
Function submit_news()
{
page for submit_news() is here
}
then I put it into the array, which then converts to the $value / $key, and then, I put the IF statement (for the page name, and key)

Anyone get what I'm trying to do?

(I want to keep it dynamic, I could just create each if statement, 3 times.)

[Anon]

I think you have to do this:

$function_array1["submit_news"] = submit_news;
$function_array1["submit_news_post"] = submit_news_post;
$function_array1["news_submitted"] = news_submitted;

Then what calls it up, is:
foreach($function_array1 as $value => $key)
{
if($page==$key){$function_array1$key;};
}

Diego

[Anon]

ugh, that's what it is in mine, you just changed it around.

That also makes all 3.

These are reffering to their own page.

[Anon]

No, it's not the same as yours. I'm using function pointers - you were not. Though there is an error in my code - I forgot to add quotes - but this script runs fine:

<?

$page = "submit_news_post";
$function_array1["submit_news"] = "submit_news";
$function_array1["submit_news_post"] = "submit_news_post";
$function_array1["news_submitted"] = "news_submitted";

foreach($function_array1 as $value => $key)
{
if($page==$key){$function_array1$key;};
}

function submit_news() {
print "submit_news";
}

function submit_news_post() {
print "submit_news_post";
}

function news_submitted() {
print "news_submitted";
}

?>

which proves that my code is not the same as yours.

Diego