Calculations no longer working.

[Lostnode]

Ok, I made some changes to my code (change in variable names only) and now it doesn't seem to work.

 

Here is the code.

 

<?php
if ($_REQUEST['postal'] != "" && $_REQUEST['lbs'] != "") {
$postal = $_REQUEST['postal'];
$lbs = $_REQUEST['lbs'];
$type = $_REQUEST['type'];
if ($type == "splist") {
	$ztype = "cansp_zone" ;
	$lbstype = "sp";
	} else {
	$ztype = "canmp_zone";
	$lbstype = "mp";
	}
$qP1 = "SELECT * FROM " . $dbprefix . "_canzones WHERE canzone_postal = '$postal'  "; $which = $handle_db2;
$rsP1 = mysql_query($qP1,$which);
if (mysql_num_rows($rsP1) > 0) {

$row1 = mysql_fetch_array($rsP1);

extract($row1);
$prov = trim($canzone_prov);
$zone = trim($canzone_zone);

$dzone = $ztype.$zone;
$dlbs = "can" . $lbstype . "_lbs";


$query = "SELECT $dzone FROM " . $dbprefix . "_can" . $type . " WHERE $dlbs = '$lbs'  "; $which = $handle_db2;
    $result = mysql_query ($query,$which);
    $row = mysql_fetch_array($result);
    $dzone = $row[0];

$qP3 = "SELECT * FROM settings WHERE storeid = '$dbprefix'  "; $which = $handle_db2;
$rsP3 = mysql_query($qP3,$which);
$row3 = mysql_fetch_array($rsP3);
extract($row3);
$taxsetting = trim($taxsetting);
$gst = trim($gst);
$pst = trim($pst);
$hst = trim($hst);
$cp_fuelcharge = trim($cp_fuelcharge);
$cp_markup = trim($cp_markup);

include("./inc/taxcalc.php");
include("./inc/markcalc.php");

 

./inc/markcalc.php is as follows:

<?php
if ($cp_markup != "") {
$cp_mark = ($dzone * ($cp_markup / 100));

 

When I output $cp_mark, it comes out as the same value as $cp_markup

 

Any ideas?

[Lostnode]

So lets say $dzone = 50 and $cp_markup = 10 (%)

 

The eqation should be

 

$cp_mark = (50 * (10 / 100))

$cp_mark = (50 * 0.1)

$cp_mark = 5

 

However

 

$cp_mark is turning out to = $dzone

 

$sp_mark = 50

 

????

[Lostnode]

Never mind... seems my collegue when demoing the old product changed the markup to 100%, there for the markup = the original price.... I wish people would inform me when they change the data...

[PFMaBiSmAd]

I was going to suggest that it sounded like $dzone was 100.

 

When your code does not produce the results you expect, you should always check what values your code IS using because we would need to know that as well in order to tell you why your code is producing the unexpected results.