[WebTechGlobal]

Hey this could be the sort of challenge someone likes if they have never done but. Right now I'm pretty much stuck however. If you look at the foreach loop below you will see that the function has $i at the end of it. I'm trying to use eval to make this happen but I get all the usual T Variable errors and unexpected characters etc



Anyone got any ideas? This is for a plugin, won't release details but if someone gives me a fix I'll put your name and site as a contributor permanent so you will get some traffic from it. Best I can do, cheers all.



foreach ($result as $result)
{

eval ('
function wpblogs_iframeadmin_sublevel_page_$i()
{ ?>
<iframe src ="http://www.webtechglobal.co.uk" width="100%" height="1700px">
<p>Your browser does not support iframes.</p>
</iframe>
<?php
}
');

$i++;
}

[ElanMan]

Because you can use variable function names, I would do it something like this:
I wouldn't bother with eval() tbh

$i = 1;
foreach ($results as $result)
{
    $my_func_name = 'wpblogs_iframeadmin_sublevel_page_'.$i;
    $my_func_name()
        {
            #function code here...
        }

$i++;
}