I copied your code to a test file called test.php and created the following pages as dummy includes:
verify_faculty_info.php, functions.php and accesscontrol.php
in functions.php, I created a dummy search function:
function search(){
return "Found!<BR>";
}
in verify_faculty_info.php, I made a call to the search function thusly: echo search();
the test page, when called with the action=verify outputs the following: verifying nowFound! Found!
If you are not getting the output you are expecting, it probably isn't because of a function not being available, but more like variables are not available to the function.
Are you getting any error messages at all?
Keith
At 08:31 AM 6/21/2004, Aaron Axelsen wrote:
Below is the chunk of code i am using. In the verify_faculty_info.php file i call the search function. The search function is coded in the function.php file which is included in the accesscontrol.php.
I thought that it would carry over to the verify_Faculty_info.php file. Was I mistaken?
Thanks
<?php include('accesscontrol.php'); if (isset($_GET['action'])){
if ($_GET['action'] == "add" && $_SESSION['role'] == 1) { include('includes/add_product.php'); } elseif ($_GET['action'] == "verify") { echo "verifying now"; search(); include('includes/verify_faculty_info.php'); } else { echo "action asked for is not specified"; } } else { echo "action is not specified"; } ?>
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