Executing function wrong -- please help!

Hello, I have a code similar to below:

<?

function loggedin() {
   echo 'blah';
}

$home['loggedin'] = notloggedin();

?>

Code (markup):

My problem is, I only want the array, $home['loggedin'], to execute that function when the array is called, I think the word would be.

Example, if I echo 'd the array, that is the only time I would want it to execute.

Instead, the array executes the function right away without being called.

Suggestions?

Thanks!

 

If you want an array of functions, this is the correct syntax:

function loggedin() {
   echo 'blah';
}

$home['loggedin'] = 'loggedin';

$home['loggedin'](); //this will output 'blah'

PHP:

 

Woops, I typed in my code wrong

<?

function loggedin() {
   echo 'blah';
}

$home['loggedin'] = loggedin(); // it was notloggedin();

?>

PHP:

I am testing your code now, thanks!

 

Alright, not quite what I was looking for.

function loggedin() {
   echo 'blah';
}

$home['loggedin'] = 'loggedin';

$home['loggedin'](); //this will output 'blah' 

PHP:

If anyone is familiar with vBulletin, inside templates you just have to type $home[loggedin] and it will output the contents of that array.

Well, what I need is to place my function inside that array, and call that array inside a vbulletin template using $home[loggedin] so that it executes the function.

If anyone knows how to call a function inside vbulletin templates, that may also work.

Thanks.

 

Well, try to work with return than!

<?
function loggedin() {
   return 'blah';
}

$home['loggedin'] = loggedin(); // it was notloggedin();
// after the above line $home['loggedin'] will contain "blah". In vBulletin, if you put $home[loggedin] in your templates, it will output blah.
?>

PHP:

Hope this helps.