class Alumno{
function mostrar($nombre,$edad){
echo "la edad es $edad, nombre: $nombre";
}
}
$clase="Alumno";
$func="mostrar";
$arg="juan,23";
$x=new $clase;
$x->$func($arg);
I only get one argument to the function. I also tried with call_user_func_xxxx but it comes with array , etc .. Someone who has done something of this?
The idea is to create objects in a dynamic way.
What happens is that you are just passing an argument, in which you separate it with a (,) but still remains one ...
class Alumno{
function mostrar($nombre,$edad){
echo "la edad es $edad, nombre: $nombre";
}
}
$clase="Alumno";
$func="mostrar";
$arg1="juan,23";
$arg2="23";
$x=new $clase;
$x->$func($arg1, $arg2);
Look, so, when you declare that a function carries two arguments, in the call you also pass the two arguments separated by (,) ... I hope it serves you ... By: JJ
Error mine:
call_user_func_array(array($objeto,$action_name),$valores);
The argument $valores was wrong, it wrote array($valores) , when $valores was already an array .