On 16-Jul-01 Tyler Longren wrote:
> Here's my code:
> <?
> function expDate($date) {
> $month = substr("$date", 0, 2);
> $len = strlen($date);
> $year = substr("$date", $len-2, $len);
> return $month;
> return $year;
> }
> expDate("11/2002");
> print "$month $year";
> ?>
>
> I know this isn't the correct usage of return, but how to I get the $month
> and $year variables so I can print them after I've called the expDate()
> function? Currently, nothing is printed to the browser.
>
return array($month, $year);
-- or --
function expDate($date,&$month,&$year) {
...
}
expDate("11/2002",$month,$year);
print ...
-- or --
list($month, $year)=explode("/", "11/2002");
Regards,
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