Moving on to the next FOREACH via IF statement inside FUNCTION?

[Dismal_Bliss]

Hello,

 

I am hacking a script and have hit a little snag. I could greatly add to the script to make this work, but it would be easier if I could simply make this happen the way I want it.

 

    foreach ( $mails as $mail )

    {

    process_individual_mail_to_post ( $mail, $forum_id );   

    }

 

and then later....

 

function process_individual_mail_to_post ( $mail, $forum_id ) {

 

some stuff, then....

 

    if ($use_email_for_login) {

        $new_message["user_id"] = forum_api_user_search ( "email", $new_message ["email"] );

        if(!empty($new_message["user_id"])) {

            $user = forum_api_user_get ( $new_message ["user_id"], false );

            $new_message ["author"] = $user ["display_name"];

            $new_message ["email"] = "";

            $GLOBALS ["BBBOARD"] ["user"] ["user_id"] = $new_message ["user_id"];

        }

            else {

SOMETHING RIGHT HERE TO IGNORE EVERYTHING THAT FOLLOWS AND MOVE ONTO THE NEXT EMAIL IN MY "FOREACH" LOOP

  }

 

 

It has to be something simple.

 

Thanks!

 

- Bob

[jcbones]

SOMETHING RIGHT HERE TO IGNORE EVERYTHING THAT FOLLOWS AND MOVE ONTO THE NEXT EMAIL IN MY "FOREACH" LOOP = return;

[kenrbnsn]

Just return from the function.
<?php
else {
   return ();
}
?>

 

Ken

[ignace]

Or alternatively:

 

define('LOOP_CONTINUE', 1);

define('LOOP_BREAK', 2);

 

function blaBlaBla($bla) {

  if ($bla) {

    return LOOP_CONTINUE;

  } else {

    return LOOP_BREAK;

  }

}

 

In your loop:

 

foreach ($mails as $mail) {

  $return = blaBlaBla($mail);

  if (LOOP_CONTINUE === $return) continue;

  if (LOOP_BREAK === $return) break;

}

[Dismal_Bliss]

Thanks for all the input. The return(); did not work.

 

So what I did was in the "else" section I added $non_member="true" and then put the remaining code in an IF statement as well. If the non_member was empty, all that code got executed. If ELSE it was "true", then the code got skipped and an email was sent to the sender telling them their message was denied.

 

 

Now onto my next problem, found here....

 

http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/topic,299609.0.html

 

- Bob