Guy in the chair
Guy in the chair

Reputation: 1065

Assign PHP variables in array

I'm working on integrating external code. Following is the code:

if(count($_POST))
pay_page(array('key'=>'gtKFFx','txnid'=>'shanil','amount'=>'100');

There are static values. I want to assign php variables to this array:

if(count($_POST))
pay_page(array('key'=>'gtKFFx','txnid'=><?php echo $b; ?>,'amount'=>'10');

How do I achieve that? Can somebody help?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 96

Answers (3)

Vivek Vaghela
Vivek Vaghela

Reputation: 1075

if(count($_POST))
    pay_page(array('key'=>'gtKFFx','txnid'=> $b,'amount'=>'10'));

This should work.

Upvotes: 1

RaMeSh
RaMeSh

Reputation: 3424

If you are in out of php script i.e your code is correct.

Now you are in php script only. so echo is not required.

so just use like below code:

if(count($_POST))
    pay_page(array('key' => 'gtKFFx', 'txnid' => $b, 'amount' => 10));

I think this is useful.

Upvotes: 0

pavel
pavel

Reputation: 27072

Just write there $b, no <?php etc. You are in PHP script, so there is no reason why to begin PHP script again.

if(count($_POST))
    pay_page(array('key' => 'gtKFFx', 'txnid' => $b, 'amount' => 10));

Note:
- There was missing bracket at the end of the script
- amount is number, so it should be written without quotes.

Upvotes: 1

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