Hi, I'm not quite getting it. If $x is 1 here is what happens.
$varname = "C_First_Name".$x;
echo $$varname;
then $$varname prints as $C_First_Name1. However $C_First_Name1
prints the contents of the variable.
Jeff Oien
> Hi Jeff.
>
> $varname = "C_First_Name".$x;
>
> // e.g. if $x == 3 then ...
> echo $$varname; // ... prints the content of $C_First_Name3
>
> Hope this is what you wanted ?!
>
> Greetinx,
> Mike
>
> Michael Rudel
> - Web-Development, Systemadministration -
> >
> > I want to INSERT a variable like this using MySQL. If I use this
> >
> > \"(${"C_First_Name"}.$x)\",
> > or
> > \"(${C_First_Name}.$x)\",
> > or
> > \"${C_First_Name}.$x\",
> >
> > only the $x gets interpolated in the insertion. If I use
> >
> > \"${"C_First_Name$x"}\",
> >
> > only $C_First_Name get interpolated. Any solutions? Thanks.
> > Jeff Oien
> >
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