I've got a problem when looping using foreach() loop and inside of this loop using ob_start() and ob_get_clean().
Here's my function:
protected function renderEmail() {
$template = $this->_case.".php";
if(is_file($this->_dir.DS.$template)) {
ob_start();
if(!empty($this->_records)) {
foreach($this->_records as $key => $va开发者_JAVA百科lue) {
${$key} = $value;
}
}
require_once($this->_dir.DS.$template);
return ob_get_clean();
} else {
$this->_errors[] = "Email template not found";
return false;
} }
This function is basically generating content of the email and then returns it.
The problem I have is when I loop through a number of email addresses - to send the same email content - only the first one returns the content - the following ones are blank - any idea why?
Ok - you won't believe - once I've posted this question - straight after I've realised where the problem was - I'm using require_once() function - which prevents the same file to be included again - once changed to include() everything works fine!
Every time you are going to use a same file several times inside a loop, you should never user require_once() or include_once, instead use, 'include', and everything will be fine!
Why looping?
extract($this->_records);
looks a bit shorter than
foreach($this->_records as $key => $value) {
${$key} = $value;
}
and native in addition
and var_dump is a great help sometimes (for the next time you run into trouble like this one) :)
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