PHP - Return Arrays Inside Arrays?

I have two arrays, both with the same key values. I'd like to combine them. So for instance...

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<?php
$array1['abcd'] = array( 'value1' => "blah", 'value2' => "blahblah");
$array1['efgh'] = array( 'value1' => "ha", 'value2' => "haha", 'valuex' => "xyz");

$array2['abcd'] = array('value3' => "three", 'value4' => "four");
$array2['efgh'] = array( 'value3' => "hohoho", 'value6' => "six6");

function combine_arrays($array1,$array2)
{

//*combining*
return $single_array;
}

echo "<pre>";
print_r(combine_arrays($array1,$array2));
echo "</pre>";

/*
would produce 

['abcd'] = ( 'value1'  => "blah",
                 'value2'  => "blahblah",
                 'value3'  => "three",
                 'value4'  => "four" )

['efgh'] = ( 'value1' => "ha",
                 'value2' => "haha",
                'valuex'  => "xyz",
                'value3' => "hohoho",
                'value6' => "six6" )
*/
?>
What's the easiest way to do this?

I have an array of dates and then i have an array for rates/prices for the days of the week. For example
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<?php
$rate = array();
$rate['monday'] = 91.11;
$rate['tuesday'] = 92.22;
$rate['wednesday'] = 93.33;
$rate['thursday'] = 94.44;
$rate['friday'] = 105.55;
$rate['saturday'] = 106.66;
$rate['sunday'] = 90.00;

$dateMonthYearArr = array();
       $datemonthYearArr['0'] = "2011-05-06";
       $datemonthYearArr['1'] = "2011-05-07";  
       $datemonthYearArr['2'] = "2011-05-08";
       $datemonthYearArr['3'] = "2011-05-09";
       $datemonthYearArr['4'] = "2011-05-10";
       $datemonthYearArr['5'] = "2011-05-11";
       $datemonthYearArr['6'] = "2011-05-12";
?>
I have written this to sort through the $dateMonthYearArr to determine the dates day of the week
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<?php
foreach ($dateMonthYearArr as $date) {
        $sum = 0;
$day = strtotime($date);
        $day_name = date("l", $day);
echo $day_name."<br>";
}

Now i'm trying to figure out how to work in the day rate array. I'd like to match up the $day_name of $dateMonthYearArr to the key of the rate array, grab that value and then add it to $sum.

Hello,

I have an array, $solutions, and a separate indexing array, $solution_order.  From the $solution_order array (developed from the $order variable, where each $order variable looks like '0321' or '3021'), I'd like to create a new array $ordered_solutions, which indexes on the values picked from the $solution_order array.  For example, if my $solutions array is (Big, Small, Fat, Skinny) and my $solution_order array is (2,3,1,0), then the final results should be (Fat, Skinny, Small, Big).  I've written down what I have so far.  Any thoughts about how to move this forward would be appreciated.

Thanks!
function GetOrder($solution, $wrong1, $wrong2, $wrong3, $order) {

$solutions = array( $solution,

               $wrong1,

$wrong2,

               $wrong3);

$solution_order = array(substr($order,0,1),

       substr($order,1,1),

       substr($order,2,1),

      substr($order,3,1));
$ordered_solutions = array();

//what do to here??

return $ordered_solutions;
}

Arrays in C are fixed length:

#define MAX_SIZE 5

int main(void){
  int n[ 5 ]; 
  for(int i=0;i<MAX_SIZE;i++){
    n[i]=i;
  }
  return 1;
}

If I try to insert an eleement into the array, it will result in undefined behavior.   Java compensates for this by creating an actual object class called ArrayList or LinkedList, the former an internal store of array elements that dynamically resizes and the latter just a node tree with pointers to next and previous elements.

ArrayList<Integer> arr = new ArrayList<Integer>();
arr.add(1);
arr.add(2);

It seens that the array() construct in PHP is not a function or a class but an internal construct. How does it dynamically resize arrays?

Hi,

I need to do this:
Write a method to quickly find the array index position of a given number in a ascending sorted array of numbers. e.g. in an array { 1, 2, 5, 10, 102 }, the array index position of a given number 5, would have an answer of 2. We're looking for an answer that's better than O(n).

I was using php's built in methods but I need to do this with a basic function using no helper methods.

Can anybody help me out with this?

Thanks in advance.

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$data=array('user1'=>'pass1','user2'=>'pass2');

now i would like that echo prints out the user1 word.

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echo $data[?what here?];

Hi Guys,

I have an array Code: [Select]
$arr
When i run this function Code: [Select]
print_r($arr)
I get the output below:-

--------------------------------

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Array
(
    [WHMCSAPI] => Array
        (
            [ACTION] => getclientsproducts
            [RESULT] => success
            [CLIENTID] => 87
            [PID] => 13
            [DOMAIN] => dfgbhcgnd.com
            [TOTALRESULTS] => 1
            [STARTNUMBER] => 0
            [NUMRETURNED] => 1
            [PRODUCTS] => Array
                (
                    [PRODUCT] => Array
                        (
                            [ID] => 196
                            [CLIENTID] => 87
                            [ORDERID] => 218
                            [PID] => 13
                            [REGDATE] => 2011-12-07
                            [NAME] => Walderizer
                            [DOMAIN] => dfgbhcgnd.com
                            [DEDICATEDIP] =>
                            [SERVERID] => 3
                            [FIRSTPAYMENTAMOUNT] => 55.00
                            [RECURRINGAMOUNT] => 55.00
                            [PAYMENTMETHOD] => banktransfer
                            [PAYMENTMETHODNAME] => Bank Transfer
                            [BILLINGCYCLE] => Monthly
                            [NEXTDUEDATE] => 2011-12-07
                            [STATUS] => Active
                            [USERNAME] => vitaforiz
                            [PASSWORD] => ghTfg476fg
                            [SUBSCRIPTIONID] =>
                            [LASTUPDATE] => 0000-00-00 00:00:00
                            [CUSTOMFIELDS] => Array
                                (
                                    [CUSTOMFIELD] => Array
                                        (
                                            [NAME] => IP Address
                                            [VALUE] =>
                                        )

                                )

                            [CONFIGOPTIONS] =>

                        )

                )

        )

)
---------------------------------

My question is, how can i print only certain parts of the data rather than printing the whole array. For example i only want to echo the values for [NAME], [USERNAME], [PASSWORD] and [NEXTDUEDATE] from the [PRODUCT] part of the array

Thanks in advance

Let's say I have an array like this:

Man1(0), Man1(1), Man1(2), etc.
Man2(0), Man2(1), Man2(2), etc.
Man3(0), Man3(1), Man3(2), etc.
...

and I want to loop through the array.
I know I can do:
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$i=0;
while $i<=99
{//...do something with Man1[$i];}
i++;
but can I also do a loop with each Man?
Like:
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$i=0;$a=1;
while $i<=99
{//...do something with Man$a[$i];}
i++;a++;
I've written all the code for each Man separately and I'm thinking there's got to be a way to shorten the code with another loop, but I don't know how.
Hope that makes sense.
Thanks.

hi all,

how can i make this array dynamic. E.g, i want the numbers to be pulled from a database...
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$s=array(
"1",
"2",
"3",
"4",
"5",
"6",
"7",
"8",
"9",
"10",
"11",
"12",
"13",
"14",
"15",
"16",
"17",
"18",
"19",
"20"

);


thanks in advance, i just cant work it out

Hello,

I have 2 array questions that I'm hoping someone can help me with.

1) First, I'm trying to add elements to a previously existing array.  I start with:

$data = array('text' => $_POST['text'],

   'question_type' => $_POST['question_type'],

  'solution' => $_POST['solution'],

  'filename' => $filename,

   'author_id' => $_POST['author']);
Then, under certain circumstances, I'm going to want to add the following to the array $data:

      'incorrect_solution1' => $_POST['incorrect_solution1'],

'incorrect_solution2' => $_POST['incorrect_solution2'],

'incorrect_solution3' => $_POST['incorrect_solution3'])

I tried the concatenation function, combined with an if statement but then PHP thinks that I have a string.

2) Once I have the array, I want to shuffle the solution and 3 incorrect solution indices.  I'm not sure how to shuffle just a portion of an array.

Any help with either or both questions would be appreciated.

Thank you.

Hi,
I'm having some trouble trying to generate my random string for a name.
This is my code:
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<?PHP
 function rand_string( $length ) {
$chars = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789";

$size = strlen( $chars );
for( $i = 0; $i < $length; $i++ ) {
$str .= $chars[ rand( 0, $size - 1 ) ];
}

return $str;
}
 
 $salt_string = rand_string( 5 );
 
 $test = "1234";
 
 echo "salt_string = $salt_string";
 echo "<br>";
 echo "test = 1234";
 echo "<br>";
 $array = array('$test', '$salt_string');
 echo "<br>";
 echo "array = $array";
 echo "<br>";
 $imploded = implode($array);
 echo "<br>";
 echo "imploded = $imploded";
 
 ?>

And it returns:

salt_string = 8pbAe
test = 1234

array = Array

imploded = $test$salt_string

I don't understand why my imploded variable is not 12348pbAe

I can't work out the quotes around this...

$bookingID['$row['id']'] = $row['id'];
echo $bookingID['$row['id'];'];

Parse error: parse error, expecting `']''

What would fix this?

I have created two classes. One is called 'move' and the other 'unit'. To make my example easier to follow, I shall use the much loved pokemon series to explain my dilemma.

Here are the class declarations.


new class unit {
var $name, $moves;

public function newUnit($name, $moves) {
$this->name = $name;
$this->moves = $moves;
}

}

new class move {
var $name, $attack;

public function newMove($name, $attack) {
$this->name = $name;
$this->moves = $moves;
}

}


Now I shall instantiate these classes (if that makes sense xD) - I just started OOP yesterday, do mind my ignorance.



$unit = array(); 
$move = array();

$unit[0] = new unit; $unit[0]->newUnit("picachu",array("thunderbolt","quick-attack"));



Now, let's say I want to populate the $move array with the moves in the unit object (thunderbolt and quick-attack). I can retrieve their attack values from a database:



$thunderboltAttack = 200;
$quick-attackAttack = 40;



I now want to create a function that will create instances of the 'move' class to produce:



$move[0] = new move; $move[0]->newMove("thunderbolt",200);
$move[1] = new move; $move[1]->newMove("quick-attack",40);



Here is my dire attempt to do so:



function createUnits($moves){  //$moves is the array holding the unit's moves

for($i; $i < count($moves); $i++) {

$arr[] =new move;
$arr[count($units) - 1]->name = $moves[0];
$arr[count($units) - 1]->attack = $someAttackData;

}
return $arr;
}

$moves[] = createUnits;



I'm ending up with a multi-dimensional array when I want a linear one like this:



$move[0] = new move; $move[0]->newMove("thunderbolt",200);
$move[1] = new move; $move[1]->newMove("quick-attack",40);




What do I need to do. Do I have to resort to making $move global from within the function and do things that way?

Ok so this link returns HTML

$hitlist = file_get_contents($iMobLink."get_hit_list?user_id=".$iStore[2]."&level=10&auth_key=".$iStore[3]);

now to parse it out I have this

$entry = explode('<entry>', $hitlist);
$hitlist = file_get_contents($iMobLink."get_hit_list?user_id=".$iStore[2]."&level=10&auth_key=".$iStore[3]);
    $user_id = explode('<user_id>', $hitlist);
$user_id = explode('</user_id>', $user_id[1]);
$mobname = explode('<mob_name>', $hitlist);
$mobname = explode('</mob_name>', $mobname[1]);
$paiduser = explode('<paid_user>', $hitlist);
$paiduser = explode('</paid_user>', $paid_user[1]);
    $amount = explode('<amount>', $hitlist);
$amount = explode('</amount>', $amount[1]);
$paid_time = explode('<placed_time_ago>', $hitlist);
$paid_time = explode('</placed_time_ago>', $paid_time[1]);
$level = explode('<level>', $hitlist);
$level = explode('</level>', $level[1]);
$entry = explode('</entry>', $entry[1]);
echo $user_id[0]."\n";
echo urldecode($mobname[0])."\n";
echo $amount[0]."\n";
echo $paid_time[0]."\n";
echo $level[0]."\n";
echo $entry[0];}

Ok now.... this only returns one entry of the xml when there are more than 10. I need it to return all ten+ of the entrys

here is what the xml looks like

<outer>
−
<xml>
−
<entry>
−
<target_user>
<user_id>512433892</user_id>
<mob_name>MR%2025TATT00S%2C%20Level%2015</mob_name>
</target_user>
−
<paid_user>
<user_id>554190549</user_id>
<mob_name>PRINCE%20OF%20NEW</mob_name>
</paid_user>
<amount>48000000000</amount>
<is_npc>false</is_npc>
<placed_time_ago>3 days ago</placed_time_ago>
<level>15</level>
</entry>
−
<entry>
−
<target_user>
<user_id>530120192</user_id>
<mob_name>EVILNESS%20SIMPLIFIED%2C%20Level%2013</mob_name>
</target_user>
−
<paid_user>
<user_id>539494114</user_id>
<mob_name>StompinDatAzz</mob_name>
</paid_user>
<amount>1478608800</amount>
<is_npc>false</is_npc>
<placed_time_ago>1 day ago</placed_time_ago>
<level>13</level>
</entry>
−
<entry>
−
<target_user>
<user_id>526183645</user_id>
<mob_name>snatch%20rider%2C%20Level%20112</mob_name>
</target_user>
−
<paid_user>
<user_id>450207248</user_id>
<mob_name>ShiftyShellShock</mob_name>
</paid_user>
<amount>999999999</amount>
<is_npc>false</is_npc>
<placed_time_ago>22 hours ago</placed_time_ago>
<level>112</level>
</entry>
−
<entry>
−
<target_user>
<user_id>542145086</user_id>
<mob_name>Riding%20Raider%2C%20Level%2043</mob_name>
</target_user>
−
<paid_user>
<user_id>513441119</user_id>
<mob_name>Level%20U%20uP</mob_name>
</paid_user>
<amount>334616000</amount>
<is_npc>false</is_npc>
<placed_time_ago>18 hours ago</placed_time_ago>
<level>43</level>
</entry>
−
<entry>
−
<target_user>
<user_id>554043828</user_id>
<mob_name>klaibers%20limited%2C%20Level%2011</mob_name>
</target_user>
−
<paid_user>
<user_id>522432052</user_id>
<mob_name>Sloppy%20Seconds</mob_name>
</paid_user>
<amount>39344504405</amount>
<is_npc>false</is_npc>
<placed_time_ago>17 hours ago</placed_time_ago>
<level>11</level>
</entry>
−
<entry>
−
<target_user>
<user_id>496266215</user_id>
<mob_name>Geheim%20Abwher%2C%20Level%207</mob_name>
</target_user>
−
<paid_user>
<user_id>216904061</user_id>
<mob_name>yve1</mob_name>
</paid_user>
<amount>2499912800</amount>
<is_npc>false</is_npc>
<placed_time_ago>16 hours ago</placed_time_ago>
<level>7</level>
</entry>
−
<entry>
−
<target_user>
<user_id>524874924</user_id>
<mob_name>MYLILFRIEND%2C%20Level%20104</mob_name>
</target_user>
−
<paid_user>
<user_id>536745842</user_id>
<mob_name>SUC%20MY%20GLOCK</mob_name>
</paid_user>
<amount>1615247200</amount>
<is_npc>false</is_npc>
<placed_time_ago>15 hours ago</placed_time_ago>
<level>104</level>
</entry>
−
<entry>
−
<target_user>
<user_id>531185082</user_id>
<mob_name>THE%20RAGE%20WITHIN%2C%20Level%2031</mob_name>
</target_user>
−
<paid_user>
<user_id>512862859</user_id>
<mob_name>The%20Kozmik%20Slop</mob_name>
</paid_user>
<amount>16536800</amount>
<is_npc>false</is_npc>
<placed_time_ago>14 hours ago</placed_time_ago>
<level>31</level>
</entry>
−
<entry>
−
<target_user>
<user_id>494326270</user_id>
<mob_name>RIDE%20HIS%20CUCUMBER%2C%20Level%2016</mob_name>
</target_user>
−
<paid_user>
<user_id>554794332</user_id>
<mob_name>STDS%20R%20BAD%20MMKAY</mob_name>
</paid_user>
<amount>337825600</amount>
<is_npc>false</is_npc>
<placed_time_ago>14 hours ago</placed_time_ago>
<level>16</level>
</entry>
−
<entry>
−
<target_user>
<user_id>558355598</user_id>
<mob_name>DEATH%20TO%20HITLIST%2C%20Level%2011</mob_name>
</target_user>
−
<paid_user>
<user_id>558349535</user_id>
<mob_name>Gangsta%20Love</mob_name>
</paid_user>
<amount>181600000</amount>
<is_npc>false</is_npc>
<placed_time_ago>10 hours ago</placed_time_ago>
<level>11</level>
</entry>
−
<entry>
−
<target_user>
<user_id>545114043</user_id>
<mob_name>Ridin%20Dirty%2C%20Level%20130</mob_name>
</target_user>
−
<paid_user>
<user_id>510805692</user_id>
<mob_name>iced%20baby</mob_name>
</paid_user>
<amount>481680800</amount>
<is_npc>false</is_npc>
<placed_time_ago>10 hours ago</placed_time_ago>
<level>130</level>
</entry>

Notice there is more than one energy.. now how to I parse it out to where I can define each entry by a variable or something... any help is appreciated.. Thanks

Can someone help?  I am new to PHP and trying to get some training in before I commence study in September.  Below you will see the code for a very simple Lucky Lotto number generator, which generates six numbers at random from the $numbers array via the shuffle().  Being that I am a learner, in the most simple way possible I want to place the resulting 6 numbers in a new array, so I can use other functions to ascertain comparisons and results etc. 

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<?php




class Game
{
public $count;
public $draw = array(1,15,16,27,30,18);
public $numbers = array  (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32,33,34,35
,36,37,38,39,10,41,42,43,44,45,46,47,48,49);

function display($sub1)
{
$this->count = $sub1;
while ($this->count>0)
{
shuffle($this->numbers);

for($j=0;$j<6;$j++)

echo $this->numbers[$j] . " ";


echo "<br />";

shuffle($this->numbers);
$this->count--;

}
}
}
$object1 = new Game();
$object1->display(1);

?>