[HELP] PHP Call to Undefined Function

[Adonn]

Hello everybody, I have a PHP script that I found on the interwebz that allows socket connections through it ... After a bit of tweaking, I finally got the login and register system completely working for Habbo's v1 client ... However, I am running into a bit of a problem with function calls ...

The script calls a function to check the last time they were online ( getLastTime() ) ... With a specified username as the only parameter in this function, I can use it to draw the last time a user was online.

The script, when calling this function returns an error ( PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function getLastTime() )

What's strange is that this function exists in the script.

If anybody has any advice, please reply, it would be greatly appreciated.

 

[X1M!]

Have you checked that the script is properly included (if in a external file) and is written with the correct case? (Maybe its like GetLastTime() or something)

 

[Adonn]

Yes, the function and the call to it are in the same case, and the whole script is in the same file (with the function being before the call)

 

[X1M!]

Mind posting it?

 

[Adonn]

I can post the function and where its calling it, but as of now, I dont want to post the entire script

Heres the function:

function getLastTime($username) {
	$mysqlquery = "SELECT `on_time` FROM `users` WHERE `id` = " . mysql_real_escape_string($username) . " LIMIT 1;";
	$mysqlresult = mysql_query($mysqlquery);
	if(!mysql_num_rows($mysqlresult)) return false;
	$row = mysql_fetch_assoc($mysqlresult);
	return $row["on_time"];
}

And where its being called:

sendData($i, "MEMBERINFO MESSENGER\n" . $buffer . "\n" . getMSG($buffer) . "\n" . getLastTime($buffer) . "\n" . isOnline($buffer) . "\n" . getFigure($buffer) . "\n" . getSex($buffer));

The $buffer variable correctly parses the username, so that cant be the problem

 

[Kryptos]

You can just do

$query = "SELECT 'on_time' FROM users WHERE id = "$id'";
return mysql_result(mysql_query($query), 0);

You can do row['on_time'] because you're only calling on time from the database, so it would just be $row.
If it was * instead of 'on_time' then you would have to use $row['on_time'].
see if it helps.