note 66174 added to function.constant
| From: | service at dual-creators dot de | Date: | Tue, 16 May 2006 17:00:57 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 66174 added to function.constant | ||
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It's easily to user constant() and define() to translate some words from your database-saves.
For example:
You have a table userprofil and one coloumn is "gender".
Gender can be male or female but you will display "maennlich" or "weiblich"
(german words for it - whatever...)
First step: Fetch into $Gender
Second:
define("male", "maennlich");
define("female", "weiblich");
Third:
echo constant($Gender);
Now, the index of the variable $Gender will be handled like a constant!
(It works like "echo male;" for better understanding)
And a result of this, it displays maennlich btw. weiblich!
greetz
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