On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 12:34 PM, Ryan S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey,
> its easier to start with code and then explain:
>
> $t_array[]='chr(rand(97,122))';
> echo $t_array[0];
>
> The above code outputs
> chr(rand(97,122))
>
> How can i execute that above code from the array instead of displaying it?
Try using create_function().
<?php
$t_array[] = create_function('','echo chr(rand(97,122));');
echo $t_array[0];
?>
Note the manner in which the second parameter is laid-out. You
must include what you want returned by the dynamic function, complete
with an ending semicolon.
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