Niel Archer wrote:
Hi
hi Niel,
I believe Jacob wanted to know how he could calculate the tax for _all_
states passed in as an array in one go. Yours simply gives it for 1
State ("locale"). Other than thatm $taxRate($state) translates to
Array($state) which gives an E_FATAL_ERROR obviously.
> I must say, you're the first (and only) person I've ever seen using
> foreach(): endforeach in PHP. As far as I know, most people use
> curly-bracers (in this case), I'm sure most people wouldn't even know
> this was possible (I had to look it up in the manual, and it's only in a
> single not
Hi
> hi Niel,
>
> I believe Jacob wanted to know how he could calculate the tax for _all_
> states passed in as an array in one go. Yours simply gives it for 1
> State ("locale"). Other than thatm $taxRate($state) translates to
> Array($state) which gives an E_FATAL_ERROR obviously. I assume y
Even after changing the code it still does not work correctly and I'm still
getting the same erroe. When I check the error logs for the Apache server I
get this.
[Thu Jul 26 19:56:57 2007] [error] [client 192.168.0.102] PHP Parse error:
syntax error, unexpected '[' in C:\\Program Files\\Apache
Niel Archer wrote:
Hi Jacob.
Spotted another problem.
function compute_salestax ($Amount , $State)
{
$taxRate = array("CA" => 5 , "WA" => 7, "OR" => 8);
return $Amount / 100 * $taxRate($State);
}
$payment = 1500;
$locale = 'CA';
print "Tax on $amount in $locale is " . compute_salesta
Hi Jacob.
Spotted another problem.
function compute_salestax ($Amount , $State)
{
$taxRate = array("CA" => 5 , "WA" => 7, "OR" => 8);
return $Amount / 100 * $taxRate($State);
}
$payment = 1500;
$locale = 'CA';
print "Tax on $amount in $locale is " . compute_salestax ($payment , $locale
Thanks a bunch guys, I'm out for the day, I will pick this back up on
Monday, have a great weekend.
Jacob Bergman
Network Technician
Pullman School District #267
(509) 432-4012
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: Niel Archer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 27, 2007 11
Hi Jacob
Sorry, my fault entirely. I wrote it in a hurry after copy/pasting your
example. I didn't change the variable names properly or test it.
I still haven't been able to test, but this should work better now.
function compute_salestax ($Amount , $State)
{
$taxRate = array("CA" => 5 , "W
Ok, then let's start from the top:
1. foreach
Foreach is a language construct used to loop over an entire array
returning the (key and) value on each iteration. So:
$a = array('a'=>1,'b'=>2,'c'=>3,'d'=>4,'e'=>5,'f'=>6);
foreach($a as $key=>$value) {
echo $key.' = '.$value;
}
will return
a=1
I tried using that, but all I get is these errors:
Notice: Undefined variable: amount in C:\xampp\htdocs\test3.php on line
16
Fatal error: Function name must be a string in C:\xampp\htdocs\test3.php
on line 11
Jacob Bergman
Network Technician
Pullman School District #267
(509) 432-4012
[EMAIL PR
Thanks, unfortunately, I don't really know what the whole
" if(is_array($State))
{
$total = 0;
foreach($State as $s)
{
$total += ComputeSalesTax($Amt, $s);
}
return $total;"
don't know enough yet to understand what all that means...
I h
Jacob Bergman escreveu:
Hello all, I am new to this list as well as new to PHP, I want to start
by saying thank you in advanced to everyone that will provide help for
me in the future :-)
I am learning how to use PHP with MySQL and Apache, running on a windows
box. I am under the impression
Hi Jacob
try this:
function compute_salestax ($Amount , $State)
{
$taxRate = array("CA" => 5 , "WA" => 7, "OR" => 8);
return $Amount * $taxRate($state);
}
$payment = 1500;
$locale = 'CA';
print "Tax on $amount in $locale is " . compute_salestax ($payment ,
$locale);
--
function ComputeSalesTax($Amt, $State)
{
if(is_array($State))
{
$total = 0;
foreach($State as $s)
{
$total += ComputeSalesTax($Amt, $s);
}
return $total;
}
else {
switch ($State)
{
case "CA"
Your right, and I have gotten it to work that way, but I wanted to see
how it would be done if I was to use an array. I was trying to do
something easy just so I could "see how it would be done" I guess you
could say. Plus when I run the function, I want it to output the total
price for all state
You don't really need an array here.
function ComputeSalesTax($Amt, $State)
{
switch ($State)
{
case "CA":
$tax = 1.05;
break;
case "WA":
$tax = 1.07;
break;
// etc.
default:
$tax = false;
}
Hello all,
I am learning about passing arrays to functions, and am trying to
create a function that will display a total amount for a price for
several states. Say using CA, WA, and OR, and setting there tax rates
at, whatever, say 5%, 7%, and 8% respectively. I want a function I can
pass the a
Try telnet'ing on port 3306, which is the default port that MySQL runs on.
Abhisek Dutta wrote:
I am an extreme n00b here in PHP. just started learning PHP. Can't
start MySQL. The command-prompt says:
/Can't connect to MySQL server on 'localhost./
'telnet localhost 10061' gives:
/Connecting to
Abhisek,
On the MySQL Server, open Task Manager -> Processes tab -> View -> Select
Columns and enable PID. Find the Process ID for your mysqld-nt.exe (that is
how it's named on my server).
On the command prompt, do:
netstat -abo
Copy the netstat results into Notepad, and search for your mysql
I am an extreme n00b here in PHP. just started learning PHP. Can't start
MySQL. The command-prompt says:
/Can't connect to MySQL server on 'localhost./
'telnet localhost 10061' gives:
/Connecting to localhost...Could not open connection to the host, on
port 10061: Connect failed./
But 'services
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