$cust = rand(50,100);
$minutes = rand(200,2500);
$minutesarr = array();
function minutesTable()
{
global $cust,$i,$minutes,$minutesarr;
for ($i = 0; $i <= $cust; $i++)
{
array_push($minutesarr,$minutes);
}
}
I've even resorted to using $minutesarr[$i] = $minutes;
but that didn't work either which is strangely mysterious.
Edit: Whoops I forgot to add the $cust variable in the thread. Let me add that in there to prevent confusion.
One of the following must be happening:
$cust
is never declared$cust
is less than 1So confirm/fix the above and you should be dandy.
Also I should note that you probably intended the $minutes
variable to contain a different number for every loop, but it won't with your current code. You have to run the rand
function again for every loop to get a new number.
To answer your comment
Expanding upon your current code:
$cust = rand(50,100);
$minutesarr = array();
function minutesTable()
{
global $cust, $minutesarr;
for ($i = 0; $i <= $cust; $i++)
{
$minutes = rand(200,2500);
array_push($minutesarr, $minutes);
}
}
// RUN the function :-P
minutesTable();
As the $cust
value is not declared, your loop isn't even starting...
declare
$cust = some number
before starting the loop
Next time, if you want to check if a loop is running, just put a log message (or whatsoever the programming language allows you to do for debugging) inside of it, run the code then check whether it has been called or not.