$module = "mod_news";
echo $module();
i think that's it.
or:
$module = "mod_news()";
eval("echo ".$module);
I think the former is faster.
-aaron
At 7:16 PM -0500 3/24/01, Jaxon wrote:
>hi all, I'm trying to change which function is called at runtime:
>
>e.g.
>page1.php:
>
>include "functions_def.inc.php"; //contains definition for mod_news()
>$module = "mod_news()"; //for example - gets assigned by case statement
>include page2.inc.php
>
>
>page2.inc.php:
>
><?php echo $module; ?>
>
>
>the page shows "mod_news()" instead of calling my function :(
>It works if I use <?php echo mod_news(); ?> but not if I'm trying to hold
>the function name in the variable.
>
>I've tried
><?php echo $module; ?>
><?php eval $module; ?>
><?php print $module; ?>
>
>all to no avail.
>
>any ideas?
>
>tks!
>jaxon
>
>
>
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