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adamdecaf · 11-28-2009, 04:51 AM

You can always do this.

PHP Code:


			
function my_funct($parm1 = '', $parm2 = '') {

}

Where the default value is assigned to the argument and overwritten by the function call.

PHP Code:


			
function my_funct($first = 'John', $last = 'Doe') {
   echo $first . ' ' . $last;
}

// Just a note, the optional arguments are best
// added last in the order, otherwise you will 
// start to get syntax/logic errors.

// Adam Doe
my_funct('Adam');

11-28-2009, 04:51 AM	#9 (permalink)
adamdecaf The Addict Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 287 Thanks: 5	You can always do this. PHP Code: `function my_funct($parm1 = '', $parm2 = '') { }` Where the default value is assigned to the argument and overwritten by the function call. PHP Code: `function my_funct($first = 'John', $last = 'Doe') { echo $first . ' ' . $last; } // Just a note, the optional arguments are best // added last in the order, otherwise you will // start to get syntax/logic errors. // Adam Doe my_funct('Adam');` __________________ My Site