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PHP Enhancing a Simple PHP Application Refactoring the Codebase Separating Concerns: Models

Juliette Tworsey
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Juliette Tworsey
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Posted by Juliette Tworsey
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Juliette Tworsey
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function get_all_flavors() task 3 of 3

..just when I thought that I had made it through this task without stumbling.....

Stuck.....

Am I close?

Thanks:-

index.php 
<?php

// ==== INCLUDE MODEL FILE ====
require_once('flavors.php');



?>

<h1>Ye Olde Ice Cream Shoppe</h1>

<p>Here&rsquo;s a full list of our ice cream flavors.</p>

<ul>
<?php
function get_all_flavors(){
  $flavors = get_all_flavors;


  }
  return = $flavors;

    $list_html = "";
    foreach($flavors as $flavor) {
        $list_html = $list_html . "<li>";
        $list_html = $list_html . $flavor;
        $list_html = $list_html . "</li>";
    }
    echo $list_html;

?>
</ul>
flavors.php 
<?php
function get_all_flavors(){
  $flavors = array(
        "Jalapeno So Spicy",
        "Avocado Chocolate",
        "Peppermint",
        "Vanilla",
        "Cake Batter",
        "Cookie Dough"
    );
  return $flavors;



}
// MODEL FILE






?>

1 Answer

Ben Lockett
Ben Lockett
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Ben Lockett
Ben Lockett
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Hi Juliette,

I cannot see the question but I'm guessing you are meant to call the get_all_flavours function.

function get_all_flavors(){ $flavors = get_all_flavors;

} return = $flavors;

The above code is incorrect. you need to call the get_all_flavors function with "get_all_flavors()" but you need to pass this to the $flavors variable with the "=". I don't want to write the answer out as its not the Treehouse way but hopefully this will help.

Ben

Juliette Tworsey
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Juliette Tworsey
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Juliette Tworsey
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Thanks Ben!

This was the question and this is what worked in the end (thanks to you):

Next, let’s move the flavors array into that function. This task has two steps. (1) Move the code that creates the flavors array from index.php into the get_all_flavors() function in flavors.php. (2) Add code at the end of the function so that it returns the array of flavors back to whatever code calls it.

<?php function get_all_flavors(){ $flavors = get_all_flavors; $flavors = array( "Jalapeno So Spicy", "Avocado Chocolate", "Peppermint", "Vanilla", "Cake Batter", "Cookie Dough" );

return $flavors; } // MODEL FILE ?>