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<0> r0xoR, here's my site: http://www.iceburg.net / http://www.guidospaper.com -- woulda been youtube.. but the pabst got me in 1999
<1> r0xoR, oks oks
<2> ok philip i kinda understand this, when i print $file, I see the arrays each starts with [0] < basically like an id, what I know works is $file[0]['filename'] will get the file name for that certain id in the array, what I dont understand is how to output filenames of all arrays?
<3> schnoodles, probably "ip"
<4> it was a mp3 spam ..
<3> schnoodles do you mean data type?
<5> ye sorry
<3> schnoodles varchar(15)
<2> and i dont mean each starts with [0] i mean each has a [with a number inside] :)
<2> philip, we getting somewhere now?
<3> surfdue, whoa, you're back from thin air! lol
<3> hahah!
<3> bricecube, both of those are kinda funny... u should set error_level( E_ERROR );
<3> or whatever that function is called... i don't remember
<2> r0xoR, do you see what i mean?
<3> surfdue, nope, cuz you haven't said anything for the past 5 mins until now
<2> what I just said explains it all!
<3> nope, longer than 5 mins
<2> $file is an array apparently, I wanna get all the filenames of that array and list them
<0> r0xoR, error_display is on for some reason..apparently I was up late as hell debugging things & forgot to turn it off ;)
<6> foreach ($file as $f) { echo $r['filename']; }
<3> surfdue, like this? http://pastebin.com/661043
<6> well, $f instead of $r of course
<3> surfdue, i thought there was only one file
<6> you are making this fetch() do too much, imho, consider additional functions for othe tasks
<2> u have that code already
<2> no there is more now
<3> ahhh... a!!! ahhhhaH!
<6> or simply call your entire script fetch() :)
<3> it's like playing a game with a kid who changes the rules every 3 minutes
<3> heheh... can't ever win
<2> r0xoR, please all I want to do is list a all the stupid rows in a database.
<6> i suggest conceding
<2> this isnt that hard.
<3> surfdue, well that's fine then... in my case you just add $file[1]["filename"];
<3> surfdue, heheh, apparently it is for you :)
<2> it only outputs array number 1
<3> philip, yeah i beleive i suggested that a while back but ****, whatever, i'll humor the poor thing
<2> there is 6 files each has the number like that if I put [1] it gives me file info for number 1
<3> surfdue, yup that's right
<2> i wanna list them all.
<3> surfdue, is the point of the function to OUTPUT the files? or to GET the files so that they CAN be output?
<2> output
<3> surfdue, ok so when you say that then what that means is that the echo statemens are supposed to go IN the function
<3> surfdue, is that what you really mean?
<2> no.
<2> I want to control the variable
<3> hahah
<2> ERR i just want it to work like it did before.
<6> it's taken 40 minutes to output data from a database
<3> sometimes i wonder if you other hax0rz come in here and play dumb just to fool us good hearted folks lol
<3> philip, no sh8t
<7> foreach( $array_list as $row ) { $var_one = $row["variable_one"]; echo "This is variable one: $var_one"; }
<3> it takes me about 3 (minutes that is)
<2> it use to just type $file['filename'] and it list them all
<4> r0xoR,
<4> your arrogance is agigating. just thought you might like to know
<3> choongii, yes?
<6> surfdue: but you must format what "list them all" means
<4> agitating* too
<3> choongii, ok thanks for letting me know
<2> philip, list them all, meaning if i type $file[0]['filename'] it only gives me the filename for array number 1
<2> there is 6 arrays in $file I want to output them all!
<6> "output them all", seperated by spaces, images of jesus, periods... options are unlmiited
<3> http://pastebin.com/661050
<3> heheh... my vote is for images of hot chics
<3> choongii, sorry if i've offended you, i'm just a little bored and it's friday night... just trying to have fun and be of a little help at the same time
<6> ini_set('have_all_output_formatted_as_seen_in_my_mind', true); echo $var;
<7> ah
<3> rofls @ philip
<6> $var can be an array, object, int, anything really :)
<3> surfdue, is http://pastebin.com/661050 what you want?
<3> surfdue, that should output all 6
<8> i have two arrays that are exactly identical, except that one has an additional field called [id]
<7> $rowset = fetch("Your query"); foreach( $rowset as $row ) { $my_name = $row["my_name"]; echo "Me llamo 'es $my_name"; }
<3> lorfds, i have a pony
<2> yes thank you!
<8> i want to combine the array that has [id] with the one that does not, and have all the values in the one that does not replace their equivalent in the one that does
<3> surfdue, heheh there, now that wasn't too hard was it?
<2> yes
<2> considering i dnt understand one thing that says
<6> surfdue: foreach() is good
<2> lol
<2> foreach didnt work
<6> yes it did
<2> whats the easier way to do this
<6> i am 100% certain foreach() is what you want
<7> didn't really look at the pastebin, so if you get: Array as output.. change: foreach( $rowset as $row ) ..to foreach( $rowset as $array => $row ) (most folks only go 2deep)
<6> 100%
<3> surfdue, easier? pay me to do it
<2> i trped foreach($file as $row) { echo $row['filename']; }
<3> surfdue, get some sleep
<3> no use in rehashing what we all already talked about
<6> good point
<3> lorfds, uhhh so write a loop to do it... ?
<7> lorfds : loop through original array -> if( !in_array( $id, $orig_array ) ) { $new_array[] .= $id } ?
<8> is there any way to just append that value
<3> lorfds, yeh
<3> lorfds, $old_array["id"] = $id_array["id"];
<3> lorfds, $non_id_array["id"] = $id_array["id"]; i guess makes more sense
<7> hell, just array_merge() it then..or pop() it
<3> lorfds, you can create a new key=>value pair simply by using it in an expression/statement
<7> erumm.. push() it thatis
<8> what does push() do
<6> it does exactly what r0xoR did
<3> lorfds php.net/push
<6> array_push :)
<3> push(philip);
<6> pretty much useless function
<7> nodnod philip , not needed in php, the concatenation of strings/arrays is most schweet and push() is just for old farts
<3> push(gas.getType("fart"));
<3> wait how old am i?
<3> yup
<3> farts are still funny
<6> usually
<3> heheh, i figure if i'm psychic enough to figure out how to solve problems for someone like surfdue then i'm allowed to be a little arrogant
<7> usually? *peer* outside of some professors off-the-wall project, when would ya need push()? [ erum..other than using it as a general recomendation for newbs to use in order to understand basic array usage ]
<3> Kyndig, hahahah! wow i think "usually" was aimed at my fart comment
<3> but i could be wrong
<2> you never solved it
<3> surfdue, hahah oh damn
<2> i still have to merge it into a function ::|
<2> the part that wasnt in the funtion im trying to put it in
<3> merge it into a function?
<3> what function do you need to merge it into?
<8> array_push($tempstore["data"][$i],$ins_fields["data"][$i][id])
<7> surfdue : solve it yerself bud. array_dump($file) look at the output. Below that, drop you in something like: foreach( $file as $a => $b ) { echo "a is: => $a <br> b is: $b<br>"; if( is_array( $b) ) { foreach( $b as $c => $d ) ...etc Step through your array till you figure out how to access the indexes you're looking for.
<8> will this copy id from the end of ins_fields to the end of tempstore
<2> look at this http://pastebin.com/661072
<2> it dosnt return anything :|
<3> omg
<3> wow
<3> surfdue, i don't think it's possible to do what you think you need to do
<2> your kidding me
<2> ive done it before..
<7> surfdue : miss a { in there somewhere?
<3> surfdue, also, unfourtunately, i think your understanding of PHP is actually rather bad... no offense... based on the code you just showed me i don't think you really understand what you're doing or trying to do
<2> Kyndig, i dont thinkso
<3> you might think you know... but one thing is for sure... what you need/want to do hasn't been effectively communicated... at least from my stand point
<2> r0xoR, to bad phones arnt invented
<2> l;)
<7> surfdue : nod, you're just about on-track. Your logic is correct, but your syntatical usage needs work =)
<3> heheh, logic is correct?
<3> lol
<3> he's trying to use a loop to run a return statement multiple times!
<2> r0xoR, let me explain again, please understand I want to type $file = fetch("SELECT * FROM files WHERE uid='1'"); and then be able to use the var $file['filename'] OR not just filename all of the fields in the row
<2> in one function I know its possible
<3> ok
<3> "use the var"
<3> use it to do what
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