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How to call this Function


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Hi im new to php

 

Im excellent in C# more but lets not go into that  :P

 

I was wondering how to call this function. What am i doing wrong..

 

<?php

 

 

if(isset($_POST['submit'])) {

 

 

$startDate = strtotime($_POST['startdate']);

$endDate = strtotime($_POST['enddate']);

 

if($startDate != false && $endDate != false)

{

  $startDate = date("y-m-d",$startDate);

  $endDate = date('y-m-d',$endDate);

  SearchForBookedRooms($startDate,$endDate);

}

else

{

    echo "Please select both dates!";

}

function SearchForBookedRooms($startDate,$endDate)//Calling this Function Here??

                {

 

                }

}

?>

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$theAnswer = SearchForBookedRooms($startDate,$endDate);

 

depends on what the function is returning.

Thanks for the reply but i dont want to return any value .

I just want to go to the next method

 

Anyway

 

I figured it  out i was calling my function in a function

 

Solution

 

<?php

 

 

if(isset($_POST['submit'])) {

 

 

$startDate = strtotime($_POST['startdate']);

$endDate = strtotime($_POST['enddate']);

 

if($startDate != false && $endDate != false)

{

  $startDate = date("y-m-d",$startDate);

  $endDate = date('y-m-d',$endDate);

  SearchForBookedRooms($startDate,$endDate);

}

 

else

{

    echo "Please select both dates!";

}

 

}

function SearchForBookedRooms($startDate,$endDate)//Calling this Function Here??

                {

                  echo "Called via Conditional logic";

                }

?>

 

 

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