[SOLVED] Array / Function question

[rbrown]

First off, my brain is toast at this point...

Here's what I'm attempting to do:

I'm writing a script that monitors software licences, scripts and servers.

 

So I have functions that:

* Monitors the licensed script for any errors in class or api functions.

 

* Monitors the licenses and decrpyts the license for verification, renews and encrypts the license and reports any errors.

 

* Monitors the server to make sure it can connect to the licensing server.

 

* Monitors the local mail server that the script can mail locally.

 

* Monitors that it can connect to two remote mail servers one for the licensor and one for me to be able to make sure things are working correctly.

 

* auth send mail function

 

 

So I have all the functions written and working and the error messages written for certain scenarios...

 

So as you can tell, there can be quite a few different error messages.

 

So for the auth send mail function, instead of having a huge lines of input, I put the sending information in three arrays.

One for the enduser of the script, one for the client and one for me.

 

So instead of having to do:

 

Authorized_Send_Email( 
$client_from_email_address, 
$client_from_name, 
$client_to_email_address, 
$client_to_name, 
$client_bcc_email_address, 
$client_bcc_name, 
$tg_smtp_subject, 
$tg_smtp_message, 
$tg_smtp_new_line, 
$client_smtp_server, 
$client_smtp_server_port, 
$client_smtp_server_timeout, 
$client_smtp_server_username, 
$client_smtp_server_password, 
$client_smtp_server_localhost 
);  

 

All I want to do is:

 

Authorized_Send_Email( 
$the_array, 
$the_error_subject, 
$the_error_message 
);  

 

 

So inside the Authorized_Send_Email function I'm calling the array elements as $the_array[from_email_address]

 

So inside the Authorized_Send_Email so I don't have to have three functions, I need to look at the $the_array

 

And have it use:

 

$enduser_array[from_email_address] 
$enduser_array[from_name] 
$enduser_array[to_email_address] etc... 
or 
$client_array[from_email_address] 
$client_array[from_name] 
$client_array[to_email_address] etc... 
or 
$tome_array[from_email_address] 
$tome_array[from_name] 
$tome_array[to_email_address] etc...  

 

 

Based on the input to the function, I need to get the array name so I can use it inside the function.

 

So if it is the "enduser" array it will replace all the calls inside the function with $enduser_array[from_email_address] etc...

 

Like an if $the_array contains $enduser_array

then set all the array names to $enduser_array.

 

So that way I only need one function instead of three.

 

Follow?

 

I have tried it a bunch of different ways and I can't get it for some reason.

 

And I can't find where to get the array name from a function call.

 

Thanks,

Bob

[trq]

Can we see the definition for the Authorized_Send_Email() function?

[rbrown]

Not sure if this still works been messing with it and I accidentally overwrote the last working version...

 

<?php


Authorized_Send_Email($client_from_email_address, $client_from_name, $client_to_email_address, $client_to_name, $tg_smtp_subject, $tg_smtp_message, $client_smtp_server, $client_smtp_server_port, $client_smtp_server_timeout, $client_smtp_server_username, $client_smtp_server_password, $client_smtp_server_localhost, $client_bcc_email_address, $client_bcc_name);


function Authorized_Send_Email($client_from_email_address, $client_from_name, $client_to_email_address, $client_to_name, $tg_smtp_subject, $tg_smtp_message, $client_smtp_server, $client_smtp_server_port, $client_smtp_server_timeout, $client_smtp_server_username, $client_smtp_server_password, $client_smtp_server_localhost, $client_bcc_email_address, $client_bcc_name){
$tg_smtp_new_line="\r\n";
$tg_smtp_connect = fsockopen($your_smtp_server, $your_smtp_server_port, $errno, $errstr, $your_smtp_server_timeout);
$tg_smtp_response= fgets($tg_smtp_connect, 515);
if(empty($tg_smtp_connect)){$tg_smtp_output="Failed to connect: $tg_smtp_response";return $tg_smtp_output;}else{$tg_smtp_log_array['connection']="Connected: $tg_smtp_response";}
//Request Auth Login
fputs($tg_smtp_connect, "AUTH LOGIN" . $tg_smtp_new_line);
$tg_smtp_response=fgets($tg_smtp_connect, 515);
$tg_smtp_log_array['authrequest']="$tg_smtp_response";
//Send username
fputs($tg_smtp_connect,base64_encode($your_smtp_server_username) . $tg_smtp_new_line);$tg_smtp_response=fgets($tg_smtp_connect, 515);$tg_smtp_log_array['authusername']="$tg_smtp_response";
//Send password
fputs($tg_smtp_connect,base64_encode($your_smtp_server_password) . $tg_smtp_new_line);$tg_smtp_response=fgets($tg_smtp_connect, 515);$tg_smtp_log_array['authpassword']="$tg_smtp_response";
//Say Hello to SMTP
fputs($tg_smtp_connect,"HELO $your_smtp_server_localhost" . $tg_smtp_new_line);$tg_smtp_response=fgets($tg_smtp_connect, 515);$tg_smtp_log_array['heloresponse']="$tg_smtp_response";
//Email From
fputs($tg_smtp_connect,"MAIL FROM: $your_from_email_address" . $tg_smtp_new_line);$tg_smtp_response=fgets($tg_smtp_connect, 515);$tg_smtp_log_array['mailfromresponse']="$tg_smtp_response";
//Email To
fputs($tg_smtp_connect,"RCPT TO: $your_to_email_address" . $tg_smtp_new_line);$tg_smtp_response=fgets($tg_smtp_connect, 515);$tg_smtp_log_array['mailtoresponse']="$tg_smtp_response";
//The Email
fputs($tg_smtp_connect,"DATA" . $tg_smtp_new_line);$tg_smtp_response=fgets($tg_smtp_connect, 515);$tg_smtp_log_array['data1response']="$tg_smtp_response";
//Construct Headers
$headers="MIME-Version: 1.0" . $tg_smtp_new_line;
$headers .="Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" . $tg_smtp_new_line;
$headers .="To: $your_to_name <$your_to_email_address>" . $tg_smtp_new_line;
$headers .="From: $your_from_name <$your_from_email_address>" . $tg_smtp_new_line;
fputs($tg_smtp_connect,"To: $your_to_email_address\nFrom: $your_from_email_address\nSubject: $tg_smtp_subject\n$headers\n\n$tg_smtp_message\n.\n");$tg_smtp_response=fgets($tg_smtp_connect,515);$tg_smtp_log_array['data2response']="$tg_smtp_response";
// Say Bye to SMTP
fputs($tg_smtp_connect,"QUIT" . $tg_smtp_new_line);$tg_smtp_response=fgets($tg_smtp_connect, 515);$tg_smtp_log_array['quitresponse']="$tg_smtp_response"; 
}
/* End Authorized_Send_Email */
?>

[rbrown]

Just noticed... the script has the $your_ and the function call has $client_

So you have to replace them to get it to work.

Then show me how to switch between three arrays for the shortened version.

Like this:

if($the_array=='client'){
$array_set='client_array';
}
fputs($tg_smtp_connect,base64_encode($array_set[username]) . $tg_smtp_new_line);$tg_smtp_response=fgets($tg_smtp_connect, 515);$tg_smtp_log_array['authusername']="$tg_smtp_response";

 

Or something like that...

Thanks,

[tapos]

Please use code tag to post your code.

 

--

Thanks,

Tapos Pal

http://tapos.wordpress.com

[rbrown]

Will do... I'm just used to using another forum where

[ code ] is for html

and

[ php ] is for php

 

Habits are hard to break...

 

[rbrown]

Nevermind... Duh! I think I figured it out...

I'm making harder than it needs to be...

 

All I have to do is:

change the arrays so the key naming conventions match each other.

Then change the name of the array once inside of the function.

 

function Authorized_Send_Email($input_array){
$array_set=$input_array;
fputs($tg_smtp_connect,base64_encode($array_set[username]) . $tg_smtp_new_line);$tg_smtp_response=fgets($tg_smtp_connect, 515);$tg_smtp_log_array['authusername']="$tg_smtp_response";