A simple multiplication issue.

[SniperX]

I'm passing the following:

		if(isset($_POST['posted']))
 		{
 		    $sec->update_login_settings($_POST['allow_logins'], $_POST['max_logins'], $_POST['lock_len']);
 		}

to

 	function update_login_settings($allow, $attempts, $lock_time)
 	{
 		// Should't really need to slash as it's list data, but you never know!
 		
 		$allow 		= $this->doslash($allow);
 		$attempts 	= $this->doslash($attempts);
 		$lock_time	= $this->doslash($lock_time);
 
 		$allow 		= (int) $allow;
 		$attempts 	= (int) $attempts;		
 		$lock_time 	= $lock_time * 60;
 		
 		die($lock_time);
 		
 		//Insert the data.
 		//$this->query("UPDATE ".TBL_PREFIX."site_settings 
 		    		//SET allow_logins='$allow', max_login_attempts='$attempts', lock_length='$lock_time'");
 	
 	}

No matter what I seem to do with the $lock_time variable (int) or otherwise, the value it returns is just blank.

Am I missing something obvious?

[jaswinder_rana]

where are you returning it. you are using
die($lock_time);

i think you meant
return($lock_time); to return something from a function.

hope this helps

EDIT: and if you need to do any inserts then you do it before the return. anything after return just won't execute.

[SniperX]

where are you returning it. you are using
die($lock_time);

EDIT: and if you need to do any inserts then you do it before the return. anything after return just won't execute.

Thanks for replying. The die was added only so I could see what the value was before running the SQL update.

  		$this->query("UPDATE ".TBL_PREFIX."site_settings 
 		 		SET allow_logins='$allow', max_login_attempts='$attempts', lock_length='$lock_time'");

It seems fine until I run the multiplication on it and then it just loses its value.