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MULTIPLY FUNCTION 12.02.2013 15:51
Could you please tell how can I multiply option list value with linked list value.
if option list value is 5 and linked list is 5_10, so logically, the formula must contain 5x10, but unfortunately I can't get to this line.
$result=$option*$option_linked (but the result is 5*5, not 5*10)
so, the question is how correctly write a formula to get the multiplation 5*10
if option list value is 5 and linked list is 5_10, so logically, the formula must contain 5x10, but unfortunately I can't get to this line.
$result=$option*$option_linked (but the result is 5*5, not 5*10)
so, the question is how correctly write a formula to get the multiplation 5*10
Re: MULTIPLY FUNCTION 12.02.2013 16:38
Hello,
yes, when you recover the value of the $option_linked, you get the whole value
(5_10)
In order to use the values inside a formula, you should previously 'split' that value in two pieces, and use the second part to build your math. This is the code needed:
$myvalue=explode("_",$option_linked);
//Now you have at 'myvalue' the two separate parts.
// $myvalue[0] contains the first part
//$myvalue[1] contains the second part
//So you can use
$result=$option*$myvalue[1];
//to multiply 5*10
Hope this helps, regards
Moonsoft Team
www.moonsoft.es
yes, when you recover the value of the $option_linked, you get the whole value
(5_10)
In order to use the values inside a formula, you should previously 'split' that value in two pieces, and use the second part to build your math. This is the code needed:
$myvalue=explode("_",$option_linked);
//Now you have at 'myvalue' the two separate parts.
// $myvalue[0] contains the first part
//$myvalue[1] contains the second part
//So you can use
$result=$option*$myvalue[1];
//to multiply 5*10
Hope this helps, regards
Moonsoft Team
www.moonsoft.es