[SOLVED] "Connect" function?

[aximbigfan]

I have coded a custom DB server, and client API.

 

Currently, the syntax of the DB function goes like this

remotereg($DBHOST, $RRPASS, $SVRURL, "W", $KEYCAT, $KEYNAME, 0, NULL);

 

Note that I have to put in $DBHOST, $RRPASS, $SVRUR for each call to the function.

 

Is there anyway I can create a function like

 

remotereg_CONNECT($DBHOST, $RRPASS, $SVRUR);

 

And then be able to have

remotereg( "W", $KEYCAT, $KEYNAME, 0, NULL);

 

Below it?

 

The thing is, that I don't want new global variables created so tha tthe other function can read them.

 

Basically, I want it setup in a way where I have a few vars, but only the "remotereg" function can see them, or in a similar setup that would work.

 

Sorry if this is hard to understand. The basic thing is that I don't want to constantly have to enter the DB hostname, Path, and Pass, and I want to use another function to set them up, so that remotereg can see them, but nothing else can.

 

Thanks!

Chris

[AP81]

How have you defined your functions?  If you use a class you can have the constructor set the $DBHOST, $RRPASS, $SVRUR, i.e.

 

<?php
Class remoteReg()
{
   private $DBHOST;
   private $RRPASS;
   private $SVRURL;

   public function __construct($host, $pass, $url) {
     $this->DBHOST = $host;
     $this->RRPASS  = $pass;
     $this->SVRURL  = $url;
   }

   public function Connect()
   {
     // connection code here

   }

   public function remotereg($var1, $KEYCAT, $KEYNAME, $var2, $var3)
   {
      //do the remote reg, sorry don't know what your variable names are
   }
}


// now create the class
$host = 'xxxx';
$pass = 'yyyy';
$url    = 'testserver';
$reg = new remoteReg($host,$pass,$url);
$reg->remotereg("W", 'keycat1', 'keyname1', 0, NULL);
?>

 

Obviously you need to modify this so it reflects your code.

[aximbigfan]

Thanks!

 

I don't currently have the functions in a class, but it should be very simple to do so.

 

Chris

[aximbigfan]

Ok, I have this class, but it does not work. Is the syntax correct?

 

class remoteReg
{
//Make configuration variables private
private $host;
private $pass;
private $path;

//Construct
function __consruct($host, $pass, $path)
{
$this->host = $host;
$this->pass = $pass;
$this->path = $path;
}


//Main RemoteReg function
public function remotereg($mode, $cat=null, $key=null, $val=null, $args=null )
{
$host           = $this->host;
$pass           = $this->pass;
$path           = $this->path;

$val            = json_encode(urlencode($val));
$val            = urlencode($val);
$http_response  = "";
$data           = "pass=$pass&mode=$mode&cat=$cat&key=$key&val=$val&args=$args";
$content_length = strlen($data);
$fp             = fsockopen($host, 80);
fputs($fp, "POST $path HTTP/1.0\r\n");
fputs($fp, "Host: $host\r\n");
fputs($fp, "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded\r\n");
fputs($fp, "Content-Length: $content_length\r\n");
fputs($fp, "Connection: close\r\n\r\n");
fputs($fp, $data);
$http_response   = stream_get_contents($fp);
fclose($fp);
if (preg_match("[CONTENT.TYPE:RCODE]", $http_response)==1)
{
@$wall           = "[CONTENT.TYPE:RCODE]";
@$explode        = explode($wall, $http_response);
@$output         = $explode[1]; 
return (int)$output;
}
$parsein         = "$http_response";
$start           = "[CONTENT-START->>>>]";
$explode         = explode($start, $parsein);
@$output         = $explode[1]; 
$http_response   = urldecode(json_decode($output));
return $http_response;
}
}

 

Thanks,

Chris

[aximbigfan]

NEVER MIND!!

 

I'm a moron. I had 2 seperate files, and one had a typo in it, and I corrected the typo in the other.  :

 

It works.

 

Chris