function with two varibles

[brown2005]

is this below code ok... as its not working so i presume its not

 

	function Count($type,$topic)
{

}

[phpknight]

Can you be more specific?  BTW, it is never a good idea to name a function something like count which might be used by the system.  Check all your braces, semicolons, etc.

[PHP_PhREEEk]

<?php
function Count($type, $topic) {
    // do something
}

 

is invalid, as phpknight pointed out, count() is already a php built-in function.

 

<?php
function thisCount($type, $topic) {
    // do something
}

 

would be perfectly valid. Be aware you are forcing those two arguments to be sent with the request to the function.

 

PhREEEk

 

[brown2005]

o yeah.. omg.. why didnt i spot that.. now i feel stupid.  thanks mate

[PFMaBiSmAd]

Checking your web server log for errors and/or turning on full php error reporting in php.ini or a .htaccess file would have exposed the function naming problem.