// Get the recent 10 logs for item with ID 123 $logs = log_showForItem(123, 10); foreach ($logs as $log) { echo $log['timestamp'] . ": " . $log['message'] . "
"; }
// Get the recent 5 logs for item with ID 456 $logs = log_showForItem(456, 5); if (count($logs) > 0) { foreach ($logs as $log) { // Process each log // ... } } else { echo "No logs found for item ID 456."; }In this example, we call the log_showForItem function with item ID 456 and retrieve the 5 most recent logs. We check if any logs were returned and loop through them if there are logs. If there are no logs, we display a message. Based on the function name and parameters, it is possible that the log_showForItem function is part of a logging package library for PHP. However, without additional information or context, it is difficult to determine the specific package/library it belongs to.