Is it possible to have a function with two returns like this:
function test($testvar)
{
// Do something
return $var1;
return $var2;
}
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This is the easiest way to do it:
public function selectAllUsersByRole($userRole, $selector) {
$this->userRole = $userLevel;
$this->selector = $selector;
$sql = "SELECT * FROM users WHERE role <= ? AND del_stat = 0";
$stm = $this->connect()->prepare($sql); // Connect function in Dbh connect to database file
$stm->execute([$this->userRole]); // This is PHP 7. Use array($this->userRole) for PHP 5
$usersIdArray = array();
$usersFNameArray = array();
$usersLNameArray = array();
if($stm->rowCount()) {
while($row = $stm->fetch()) {
array_push($usersIdArray, $row['id']);
array_push($usersFNameArray, $row['f_name']);
array_push($usersLNameArray, $row['l_name']);
// You can return only $row['id'] or f_name or ...
// I used the array because it's most used.
}
}
if($this->selector == 1) {
return $usersIdArray;
}elseif($this->selector == 2) {
return $usersFNameArray;
}elseif($this->selector == 3) {
return $usersLNameArray;
}
}
How can we call this function?
$idData = $selectAllUsers->selectAllUsersByLevel($userRole, 0);
print_r($idData);
$idFName = $selectAllUsers->selectAllUsersByLevel($userRole, 1);
print_r($idFname);
That's it. Very easy.