PHP All Function Variables Global?

If you want to specifically use globals, take a look at $GLOBALS array. Even though there are couple of other ways Pass by reference Data Registry Object recommended etc.

If you want to specifically use globals, take a look at $GLOBALS array. Even though there are couple of other ways, Pass by reference, Data Registry Object recommended, etc. More on variable scopes.

You don't want it global. On alternative is to encapsulate it in a object or even use a DI in order to configure it.

Maybe you can return these variables from your init() function : function init(){ error_reporting(0); $time_start = microtime(true); $con = mysql_connect("localhost","user123","password123"); mysql_select_db("db123"); return array('time_start' => $time_start, 'con' => $con); }.

Thanks! If nobody posts a better answer Ill accept. – nebkat Jun 9 '10 at 15:53.

You can declare them in the global scope, then pass them to the function by reference. After modifying the function to do so.

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