Question

Good day. I am having the following code snippet in init.php.

<?php
include_once("config.php");
include_once(__SITE_PATH . 'view/' . $_REQUEST['page'] . EXT);

$loginobj = new $_REQUEST['page']($_REQUEST['billingentitynuber']);
$text = $loginobj->$_REQUEST['content']();
echo $text;
?>

In Jquery I am having the function Jquery_event.js

$("#entertoapp").click(function()
{         
  alert($("#btval").val());
  $.ajax({
    type: "POST",
    url: "init.php?page=processing&content=enterintoapplication&btval=" + $("#btval").val(),

    success: function(msg) {
      alert(msg);
      if(msg==1)
        window.location.href='index.php?page=processing&content=mycontent';
    }
  });
});

In processing.php I am having

<?php
class processing
{
  public function enterintoapplication()
  {
    global $billingentityname;
    $_SESSION['btval'] = $billingentityname;
    echo $billingentityname;
  }
}
?>

My problem is I am getting all the parameters in the init.php. But when I call a function I need to get in the processing.php in the enterintoapplication function (i.e. I am expecting btval in the enterintoapplication function). How can I achieve this? I tried to get $_REQUEST['btval'] within the function. But I didn’t get.

Answer 1

Try assigning the values to variables, for example this works for PHP 4:

class processing
{
  function enterintoapplication()
  {
    echo "hello";
  }
}

$className="processing";
$functionName="enterintoapplication";

$loginobj=new $className();
$text=$loginobj->$functionName();
echo $text;

Paste it here to verify it works: http://writecodeonline.com/php/

Pls,pay attention to “$functionName”, here it keeps the “$”.

Nevertheless, for security reasons, you should be attentive to what people can do if they change the value “page”.