Reputation: 2660
i create function called empty_fields
but i can't figure out, to make it work..
<?php
function empty_fields($field_name)
{
if(!empty($order[$field_name]))
{
$output = "<li>Indigofera - " . $order[$field_name] . "Kg</li>";
} else { $output = null; }
return $output;
}
to display in html
<?php empty_fields('indigofera'); ?>
Upvotes: 0
Views: 103
Reputation: 2200
If you use $order
as a global variable, use:
function empty_fields($field_name)
{
global $order;
$output = null;
if(!empty($order[$field_name]))
{
$output = "<li>Indigofera - " . $order[$field_name] . "Kg</li>";
}
return $output;
}
and use it:
<?php echo empty_fields('indigofera'); ?>
EDIT: the OOP way:
class Orders
{
private $order = null;
public function get_order()
{
$this->order = //....
}
public function empty_fields($field_name)
{
if(!isset($this->order) || empty($order[$field_name])) return;
return "<li>Indigofera - " . $order[$field_name] . "Kg</li>";
}
}
and use it:
<?php
$orders = new Orders();
$orders->get_order();
echo $orders->empty_fields("indigofera");
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 23948
Change
if(!empty($order['$field_name'])){
to
if(!empty($order[$field_name])){
'$field_name' does not evaluate to anything and it will search for
key '$field_name'
in the $orders
array everytime, hence will not work.
Hope it works.
Upvotes: 2