Hello Jacob,
This may be what you're looking for:
<?php
function compute_salestax ($Amount, $Rates = array())
{
foreach($Rates as $State => $Rate)
{
$Ret[$State] = $Amount * ($Rate/100);
}
return $Ret;
}
echo "Payment: " . $payment = 1500;
$taxRates = array("CA" => 5 , "WA" => 7, "OR" => 8);
$taxresults = compute_salestax ($payment, $taxRates);
foreach($taxresults as $state => $value)
{
print "<br />Tax = " . sprintf("%01.2f", round($value, 2)) . " in $state.";
}
?>
Browser output results:
Payment: 1500
Tax = 75.00 in CA.
Tax = 105.00 in WA.
Tax = 120.00 in OR.
I hope this helps!!
Jeff White
-----Original Message-----
From: Jacob Bergman [mailto:jbergman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, July 27, 2007 2:07 PM
To: php-windows@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: Arrays past to functions
Thanks a bunch guys, I'm out for the day, I will pick this back up on
Monday, have a great weekend.
Jacob Bergman
Network Technician
Pullman School District #267
(509) 432-4012
jbergman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
-----Original Message-----
From: Niel Archer [mailto:spam-free@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, July 27, 2007 11:03 AM
To: php-windows@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Arrays past to functions
Hi Jacob
Sorry, my fault entirely. I wrote it in a hurry after copy/pasting your
example. I didn't change the variable names properly or test it.
I still haven't been able to test, but this should work better now.
function compute_salestax ($Amount , $State)
{
$taxRate = array("CA" => 5 , "WA" => 7, "OR" => 8);
return $Amount * $taxRate($State);
}
$payment = 1500;
$locale = 'CA';
print "Tax on $amount in $locale is " . compute_salestax ($payment ,
$locale);
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Niel Archer
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