Sep 29th, 2011, 11:12 AM
Hey Alex,
Was this exactly as you added it to your page?
If so, change the first line to read:
For the second line, do you have the ID in a variable? If so, include the variable name with the dollar sign:
(or just pass the variable directly to the function).
One other tip: add this at the very end. That will output everything in the returned value. It should contain one array key, at least!
Let me know how it goes!
- Ben
Was this exactly as you added it to your page?
PHP Code:
$form_id = form_16;
$submission_id = id;
If so, change the first line to read:
PHP Code:
$form_id = 16;
For the second line, do you have the ID in a variable? If so, include the variable name with the dollar sign:
PHP Code:
$submission_id = $id;
(or just pass the variable directly to the function).
One other tip: add this at the very end. That will output everything in the returned value. It should contain one array key, at least!
PHP Code:
print_r($last_modified_info);
Let me know how it goes!
- Ben