Nathan Hawks wrote:
I have only done this when I am building the function name using a
string expression, so my advice might not be necessary in your case but
it has worked for me:
{$function}($var);
In that case, the curly braces equate to the eval() function in
Javascript.
You don't need th
I have only done this when I am building the function name using a
string expression, so my advice might not be necessary in your case but
it has worked for me:
{$function}($var);
In that case, the curly braces equate to the eval() function in
Javascript.
Jay Blanchard wrote:
> I don't think you
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