$mve_array = convert( $latitude, $longitude );
or, in convert(), before the first call to $mve_array:
global $mve_array;
On 26/10/2007, at 8:09, info@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hello all,
function convert( $latitude, $longitude ) {
$mve_latitude = $latitude; // actually other processing within this
function determines this
$mve_longitude = $longitude // actually other processing within
this function determines this
$mve_both = $mve_latitude . ", " . $mve_longitude;
// prepare return values
$mve_array[0] = $mve_latitude;
$mve_array[1] = $mve_longitude;
$mve_array[2] = $mve_both;
return $mve_array;
} // function
$latitude = 23.263400;
$longitude = 80.110030
convert( $latitude, $longitude );
print_r( $mve_array );
.. the above does not return a value in the array. What do I have
to change to receive an array with global scope from this function?
I read several pages of docs on php.net but the light didn't go on...
Sincerely,
Rob.
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