I am trying to do this code in my Codeigniter application
<?php
class Inventory extends Controller {
function current_stock()
{
//do something
}
function add_stock()
{
//do something-else
****then do function current_stock()*****
}
}
How do I execute another function from within a second one.
The approach outlined here (about extending controllers) is something of an overkill for me.
Am I missing a much easier way?
OK, I agree this is a MAJOR goof-up; comes from lack of OOP understanding;
<?php
class Inventory extends Controller {
function current_stock() {
//do something
}
function add_stock() {
//do something-else
$this->current_stock();
// and we called the other method here!
}
}
Just that I didn"t expect it to be so easy
Just use $this->your_function_name();
Only $this->nameFunction();
example
<?php
class Hello extends CI_Controller{
public function index(){
$this->hello();
}
public function hello(){
return "hello world";
}
}