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Date: 04/22/00
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That's an easy one, you forgot to identify $str as a global inside the
function, as in:
function Test()
{
global $str;
echo $GLOBALS[$str];
}
or you could have nested some $GLOBALS[]
Shawn
At 10:59 AM 4/21/2000 -0700, you wrote:
>As I'm sure you know, in PHP3 this would work, however in PHP 4 it does not.
>I'm sure its for a reason, I just need to know the proper way:
>
><?
>
>$newrequests = "newrequests";
>
>$str = "newrequests";
>
>echo $GLOBALS[$str]; #<-- Prints it
>
>function Test() {
> echo $GLOBALS[$str]; #<-- Does not
>}
>
>Test();
>
>?>
>
>
>Thanks, Bob aka Salty```
>
>
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