Hi,

I'm probably being really dumb but ... how do I separate out a "common" bit of code that is needed in multiple functions. For example:

function onBtn1 () {
    $var = input ('form1-text');
    doCommonStuff();
}
function onBtn2 () {
    $var = input ('form2-txt');
    doCommonStuff();
}
function doCommonStuff () {
    this['var'] = $var;
    ... other stuff
}

And is this the right ay to get "parameters" into the common code?

    function onBtn1 () {
        $var = input ('form1-text');
        doCommonStuff($var);
    }
    function onBtn2 () {
        $var = input ('form2-txt');
        doCommonStuff($var);
    }
    function doCommonStuff ($var) {
        $this['var'] = $var;
        ... other stuff
    }

ok that makes sense but I'm getting an error of "Call to undefined function doCommonStuff()" on line 52 of /var/www/html/storage/cms/cache/76/67/test-update.htm.php"

but the function is defined in the page code section along with what's calling it. How can it be undefined?

try $this->doCommonStuff...

that worked thanks (again)!