I am trying to pass a function into an existing variable to set specific locations within my template. However when I use the function switch I am not receiving any results.
function posicionnavbar($posicion) {
switch ($posicion) {
case 'top':
return 'top';
case 'soc':
return 'soc';
case 'nav':
return 'nav';
case 'usr':
return 'usr';
}
}
And the variable I am attempting to append to.
$omni[posicionnavbar($tabs['position'])] .= $nuevo_tab;
More Info:
$tabs['position']
Is either - top, soc, nav, or usr
$omni***
Is the variable used within my template for each location. IE: $omnitop
I have passed the variable using $omni .= $nuevo_tab;
and using $omni
within my template to confirm everything was working, with success. Which lead me to something being off with my function.
How can I pass my function into my variable to change the variable name?
end results would output one of the following:
$omnitop .= $nuevo_tab;
$omnisoc .= $nuevo_tab;
$omninav .= $nuevo_tab;
$omniusr .= $nuevo_tab;
I did manage to solve this.
${'omni'.posicionnavbar($tabs['position'])} .= $nuevo_tab;
thanks to PHP Cookbook
Knowing the proper symbols to link the variables together, I got rid of the switch and function altogether. The way I have this set up ${'omni'.$tabs['position']} .= $nuevo_tab;
is enough to get the job done.