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PHP

Simon Sørensen
Simon Sørensen
17,304 Points
Posted by Simon Sørensen
Simon Sørensen
17,304 Points

PHP functions help

Hello! If I make a function like this: How would I call it, with "val1" to $bar, and "val3" to $cookie. You know, skipping $cake

    function foo($bar, $cake = NULL, $cookie) {

    }


   foo("val1", "val3");

    ```

1 Answer

Jeremy Germenis
Jeremy Germenis
29,854 Points
Jeremy Germenis
Jeremy Germenis
29,854 Points

You cannot skip an argument in php.

foo("val1",FALSE,"val3")

Simon Sørensen
Simon Sørensen
17,304 Points
Simon Sørensen
Simon Sørensen
17,304 Points

I thought so, but I was not sure.