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PHP - Using Array_intersect With A Master Array And Two Sub Arrays?
Hello,
I have three arrays of integers $arrayA, $arrayB, and $arrayC. $ArrayA is a "master array" meaning the array I need to match the other two to. $arrayB and $arrayC are generated by my functions in the application and meet specific criteria. As such, arrays B and C will never have any intersecting values, but both should have matches in $arrayA, and I need to generate an array which contains only the values of arrayA which match either B or C. After finding some documentation here (http://www.metrocomp.mocsi.eu/w3/php/func_array_intersect.html) I tried using array_intersect : array_intersect ($arrayA, $arrayB, $arrayC) However this does not work as described and returns no results as there are no values which are contained in all three arrays. I wrote the below as a work around, and it works just fine but I would think there is a better way? $temp1 = array_intersect($arrA, $arrB); $temp2 = array_intersect($arrA, $arrC); $temp3 = array_merge($temp1, $temp2); $final_array = array_unique($temp3); Thanks for looking! Carmen Similar TutorialsHello A question popped up in my head, while I was designing my database (this is both php and SQL thought). The scenario is that an item can have many categories. Yet the categories are finite (<100 let's say). I have no problem making a many to many link table. Yet I was wondering if the finite categories would necessitate this method. My thought is - make the categories table a default array and match it against a queried item (containing an array of category IDs) with an array_intersect. Is this efficient, silly, or a variable scenario? Thanks for any insight. I am trying to locate an array in an array of arrays:
$card_pos = array_search($target, $_SESSION['leitner']['boxes'][($box - 1)]);
if ($card_pos !== false) {
// Do my stuff here
}echo '<pre> oh no -- didn\'t find '; print_r($target); echo "in ";print_r ($_SESSION['leitner']['boxes'][($box + 1)]);echo '<br>leitner';print_r ($_SESSION['leitner']); echo '</pre>';
but I don't find the target in the array though it is clearly there as you can see in the output:
oh no -- didn't find Array
(
[pos] => v5g
[tense] => agerimasu
)
in Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[pos] => v5g
[tense] => agerimasu
)
)
leitnerArray
(
[boxes] => Array
(
[1] => Array
(
)
[2] => Array
(
)
[3] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[pos] => v5g
[tense] => agaru
)
[1] => Array
(
[pos] => v5g
[tense] => agarimasu
)
[2] => Array
(
[pos] => v5g
[tense] => agarimasen
)
[3] => Array
(
[pos] => v5g
[tense] => agaranai
)
[4] => Array
(
[pos] => v5g
[tense] => ageru
)
[5] => Array
(
[pos] => v5g
[tense] => ageranai
)
[6] => Array
(
[pos] => v5g
[tense] => agerimasen
)
[7] => Array
(
[pos] => v5g
[tense] => agerimasend
)
[8] => Array
(
[pos] => v5g
[tense] => agereba
)
[9] => Array
(
[pos] => v5g
[tense] => agareba
)
[10] => Array
(
[pos] => v5g
[tense] => agatte
)
[11] => Array
(
[pos] => v5g
[tense] => agette
)
)
[4] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[pos] => v5g
[tense] => agerimasu
)
)
[5] => Array
(
)
)
[denom_total] => Array
(
[1] => 0
[2] => 0
[3] => 36
[4] => 40
[5] => 40
)
[denom_max] => 40
)
Hey guys,
I have an array of names sorted alphabetically. I'm trying to loop through them and create new arrays keyed by the letters of the alphabet containing the names which start with that letter.
so in the end i'm trying to create something like this:
$newarray = array( 'a' => array('anna','alan','andrew'),
'b' => array('bert','ben','bob'), 'c' => array('cait','carry'), etc,etc ); thanks Hey Guys. I came across this code example below assigns array values to a private property. However the private property is not defined as an array. It was a bit confusing to me because I always thought you need to define the property as an array first. If someone can please help me understand this concept I would really appreciate it.
Below is the code.
<?php
class Product {
public $name;
public $price;
function __construct($name, $price){
$this->name = $name;
$this->price = $price;
}
}
class ProcessSale {
private $callbacks; // This holds an array but is not defined as an array?
function registerCallback($callback) {
if(!is_callable($callback)) {
throw new Exception("Callback Is Not Callable");
}
$this->callbacks[] = $callback;
}
function sale($product) {
print "{$product->name}: processing \n";
foreach ($this->callbacks as $callback) {
call_user_func($callback, $product);
}
}
}
$logger = function($product) {
print "logging ({$product->name})\n";
};
$processor = new ProcessSale();
$processor->registerCallback($logger);
$processor->sale(new Product("shoes", 6));
echo "\n";
$processor->sale(new Product("coffee", 6));
I have an array like this
$rows = array( array( 'fruit.name' => 'Apple', 'fruit.colour' => 'Red', 'fruit.weight' => '0.1', 'vegetable.name' => 'Carrot', 'vegetable.colour' => 'Orange', 'vegetable.weight' => '0.05' ), array( 'fruit.name' => 'Banana', 'fruit.colour' => 'Yellow', 'fruit.weight' => '0.7', 'vegetable.name' => 'Potato', 'vegetable.colour' => 'Brown', 'vegetable.weight' => '0.6' ) ); Here are the two arrays to compare. Peopleskills PeopleID SkillID 2 2 2 7 2 9 2 11 3 2 3 12 3 14 4 5 Equipskills EquipID SkillID 1 2 1 9 1 11 2 5 2 7 2 9 2 12 2 13 2 14 3 2 4 11 The common link is SkillID. Each EquipID has some required SkillIDs that people must have to operate that machine. As long as a PeopleID has the required SkillIDs from the EquipSkills, that person has permission to that machine. This will be used create a third array. It will look something like the following. EquipIDs 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 PeopleIDs 2 x x 3 x 4 5 What might be the best way to code this? I have a MySQL query that pulls multiple columns with many rows. I want to break each column into its own array. Here is what I have to this point but doesn't seem to be working. Is this the right direction or is there something easier? Thanks! Code: [Select] $query = "SELECT name, address, city, state FROM customers WHERE sku = '12345'"; $result = mysqli_query($dbc, $query) or die(); $name = array(); $address = array(); $city = array(); state = array(); while ($data = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)) { $name = $data['name']; $address = $data['address']; $city = $data['city']; $state = $data['state']; } Hi, I need some help getting my head around arrays. I have a basket of fruit: $basket=("Apple","$Orange","$Banana","$Banana","$Peach","$Apple","$Banana","$Orange","$Apple"); I want to distribute and share this basket of fruit into bowls, such that each bowl contains the following: $bowl=("$Apple",$Orange,"$Banana","$Banana") ie. One Apple, One Orange & Two Bananas. I can't seem to figure out how to do it. Thanks in advance. I have a really confusing question. I dynamically generate arrays, but for the simplicity of the example we can just use two arrays. Code: [Select] Array 1 ( [0] = 1 [1] = 5 ) Array 2 ( [0] = 2 [1] = 6 ) How can I make the arrays multiple based on the same key value? array 1[0] * array 2[0] = 2 array 1[1] * array 2[1] = 30 I then want to sum the total of the multiplication. $total = 2 + 30; I need to do this to calculate covariance for a statistics procedure I am trying to run but I can't wrap my head around how to do the logic. Hello!
First of all, I'm new here. I've been working with PHP for a few months and am really enjoying its capabilities
A little background on the project I'm doing at the mo, I'm creating a small dashboard for grabbing Twitter stats via the API. The result will eventually output in a pretty table showing the daily followers, follower gains (or losses) etc. Here's an example of the table I eventually want to end up with.
So far I have two arrays of data:
$accounts_data is a list of all account names and their associated ID's
$followers_data is a list of all follower counts, for a specific time of day, with an associated account ID (which matches the ID found in $accounts_data, thus pairing the follower count to a specific account)
I'm now trying to combine these two arrays into something more sensible that can then be used to output the table as shown in the link above.
$accounts_data:
array(4) {
[0]=> array(2) {
["id"]=> string(4) "1279"
["name"]=> string(13) "AccountName1"
}
[1]=> array(2) {
["id"]=> string(4) "1280"
["name"]=> string(10) "AccountName2"
}
[2]=> array(2) {
["id"]=> string(4) "1281"
["name"]=> string(12) "AccountName3"
}
[3]=> array(2) {
["id"]=> string(4) "1283"
["name"]=> string(11) "AccountName4"
}
}
$followers_data (truncated this data)
array(12) {
[0]=>
array(3) {
["account_id"]=> string(4) "1279"
["date_time"]=> string(19) "2014-11-14 09:00:03"
["followers"]=> string(4) "1567"
}
[1]=>
array(3) {
["account_id"]=> string(4) "1280"
["date_time"]=> string(19) "2014-11-14 09:00:29"
["followers"]=> string(4) "7688"
}
[4]=>
array(3) {
["account_id"]=>
string(4) "1279"
["date_time"]=>
string(19) "2014-11-14 16:30:35"
["followers"]=>
string(4) "1566"
}
}
My array is
$arr = array(
'global' => array(
array('tabs', 'tabs', 'tabs', array(
'Main' => 'main',
'Gallery' => 'galleryID',
'mera' => 'mera',
)),
array('main','div', 'div'),
array('egice', 'Eice', 'text', '', ''),
array('closeHere', 'closeHere', 'closeHere'),
array('galleryID','div', 'div'),
array('gallery', 'Gallery #1', 'image', '', ''),
array('closeHere', 'closeHere', 'closeHere'),
array('networking', 'div', 'div'),
array('siLype', 'SiLype', 'text', '', ''),
array('gpXCge', 'GpXCge', 'toggle_button', '1', 'Yes', 'No', ''),
array('closeHere', 'closeHere', 'closeHere'),
array('mera', 'div', 'div'),
array('maimera', 'Maimera', 'repeatedText', 'resYI', 'GYL',''),
array('closeHere', 'closeHere', 'closeHere'),
array( 'moures','div', 'div'),
array('meLmo', 'MeLmo', 'text', '', ''),
array('cYSlot', 'CYSlot', 'text', '', ''),
array('closeHere', 'closeHere', 'closeHere'),
array('clT', 'clT', 'clT'),
),
);
Simply, I want to split the main array to multiple arrays
I had tried here to do it but I can’t Hi - I am passing $_POST data from an HTML form. The POST array looks like this: Code: [Select] Array ( [location] => Array ( [0] => Collingwood [1] => Varsity ) [4] => 01 Apr 2012 [1] => 12 Apr 2012 [2] => 01 May 2012 [3] => 01 Jun 2014 [8] => 01 Jul 2012 [6] => 12 Aug 2012 [7] => 20 Apr 2013 [5] => 20 Apr 2014 [submit] => Save Changes ) I am using a foreach loop to separate the keys from the values. The $values include dates and locations. I then pass $values to strtotime to convert the dates to a Unix Time stamp. when strtotime sees the Locations - it throws a PHP error "strtotime() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given" so my question is what can I do to separate the Dates from the locations in order to avoid the error ? MANY THANKS to anyone who can give advice on this ! I suck with arrays, there I said it . With that said, hopefully someone can help me here. I have two multi-dimensional arrays called $allteams and $chosenteams (the contents of which are listed below). I simply want to compare them and make a new array of the items that are in the first array ($allteams) but NOT in the second array ($chosenteams). NOTE: I tried to use array_diff() but couldn't get it to work since they are multidimensional... FYI, I'm also confused why the info appears to be listed twice but I think that just has to do with associative vs. numeric arrays (i.e. I think I just need to specify one and the amount info would be cut in half), but I'll research this more on my own as it seems like it has to be easy to find $allteams Array ( => Array ( => 1 [teamid] => 1 [1] => Philadelphia [teamcity] => Philadelphia [2] => Eagles [teamname] => Eagles ) [1] => Array ( => 2 [teamid] => 2 [1] => Dallas [teamcity] => Dallas [2] => Cowboys [teamname] => Cowboys ) [2] => Array ( => 3 [teamid] => 3 [1] => New York [teamcity] => New York [2] => Giants [teamname] => Giants ) [3] => Array ( => 4 [teamid] => 4 [1] => Washington [teamcity] => Washington [2] => Redskins [teamname] => Redskins ) [4] => Array ( => 5 [teamid] => 5 [1] => Detroit [teamcity] => Detroit [2] => Lions [teamname] => Lions ) [5] => Array ( => 6 [teamid] => 6 [1] => Minnesota [teamcity] => Minnesota [2] => Vikings [teamname] => Vikings ) [6] => Array ( => 7 [teamid] => 7 [1] => Green Bay [teamcity] => Green Bay [2] => Packers [teamname] => Packers ) [7] => Array ( => 8 [teamid] => 8 [1] => Chicago [teamcity] => Chicago [2] => Bears [teamname] => Bears ) [8] => Array ( => 9 [teamid] => 9 [1] => Tampa Bay [teamcity] => Tampa Bay [2] => Buccs [teamname] => Buccs ) [9] => Array ( => 10 [teamid] => 10 [1] => New Orleans [teamcity] => New Orleans [2] => Saints [teamname] => Saints ) [10] => Array ( => 11 [teamid] => 11 [1] => Carolina [teamcity] => Carolina [2] => Panthers [teamname] => Panthers ) [11] => Array ( => 12 [teamid] => 12 [1] => Atlanta [teamcity] => Atlanta [2] => Falcons [teamname] => Falcons ) [12] => Array ( => 13 [teamid] => 13 [1] => Seattle [teamcity] => Seattle [2] => Seahawks [teamname] => Seahawks ) [13] => Array ( => 14 [teamid] => 14 [1] => San Francisco [teamcity] => San Francisco [2] => 49ers [teamname] => 49ers ) [14] => Array ( => 15 [teamid] => 15 [1] => St. Louis [teamcity] => St. Louis [2] => Rams [teamname] => Rams ) [15] => Array ( => 16 [teamid] => 16 [1] => Arizona [teamcity] => Arizona [2] => Cardinals [teamname] => Cardinals ) [16] => Array ( => 17 [teamid] => 17 [1] => New York [teamcity] => New York [2] => Jets [teamname] => Jets ) [17] => Array ( => 18 [teamid] => 18 [1] => Miami [teamcity] => Miami [2] => Dolphins [teamname] => Dolphins ) [18] => Array ( => 19 [teamid] => 19 [1] => Buffalo [teamcity] => Buffalo [2] => Bills [teamname] => Bills ) [19] => Array ( => 20 [teamid] => 20 [1] => New England [teamcity] => New England [2] => Patriots [teamname] => Patriots ) [20] => Array ( => 21 [teamid] => 21 [1] => Baltimore [teamcity] => Baltimore [2] => Ravens [teamname] => Ravens ) [21] => Array ( => 22 [teamid] => 22 [1] => Cincinnati [teamcity] => Cincinnati [2] => Bengals [teamname] => Bengals ) [22] => Array ( => 23 [teamid] => 23 [1] => Pittsburgh [teamcity] => Pittsburgh [2] => Steelers [teamname] => Steelers ) [23] => Array ( => 24 [teamid] => 24 [1] => Cleveland [teamcity] => Cleveland [2] => Browns [teamname] => Browns ) [24] => Array ( => 25 [teamid] => 25 [1] => Houston [teamcity] => Houston [2] => Texans [teamname] => Texans ) [25] => Array ( => 26 [teamid] => 26 [1] => Tennessee [teamcity] => Tennessee [2] => Titans [teamname] => Titans ) [26] => Array ( => 27 [teamid] => 27 [1] => Jacksonville [teamcity] => Jacksonville [2] => Jaguars [teamname] => Jaguars ) [27] => Array ( => 28 [teamid] => 28 [1] => Indianapolis [teamcity] => Indianapolis [2] => Colts [teamname] => Colts ) [28] => Array ( => 29 [teamid] => 29 [1] => Denver [teamcity] => Denver [2] => Broncos [teamname] => Broncos ) [29] => Array ( => 30 [teamid] => 30 [1] => Kansas City [teamcity] => Kansas City [2] => Chiefs [teamname] => Chiefs ) [30] => Array ( => 31 [teamid] => 31 [1] => Oakland [teamcity] => Oakland [2] => Raiders [teamname] => Raiders ) [31] => Array ( => 32 [teamid] => 32 [1] => San Diego [teamcity] => San Diego [2] => Chargers [teamname] => Chargers ) ) $chosenteams Array ( => Array ( => 2 [teamid] => 2 [1] => Dallas [teamcity] => Dallas [2] => Cowboys [teamname] => Cowboys ) [1] => Array ( => 3 [teamid] => 3 [1] => New York [teamcity] => New York [2] => Giants [teamname] => Giants ) ) Again, I just want to compare those two multi-dimensional arrays and end up with another array that only has the items that are in the first but NOT in the second. So now I'm trying to do it the way below using simply "array_push" Code: [Select] $remainingteams = array(); foreach($allteams as $teamname=> $value) { if (in_array($teamname, $chosenteams)) { } else { array_push($remainingteams,$teamname); } } My end result based on the way the arrays are in this example should be... $remainingteams (really the only difference is that the Cowboys and Giants info is gone) Array ( => Array ( => 1 [teamid] => 1 [1] => Philadelphia [teamcity] => Philadelphia [2] => Eagles [teamname] => Eagles ) [3] => Array ( => 4 [teamid] => 4 [1] => Washington [teamcity] => Washington [2] => Redskins [teamname] => Redskins ) [4] => Array ( => 5 [teamid] => 5 [1] => Detroit [teamcity] => Detroit [2] => Lions [teamname] => Lions ) [5] => Array ( => 6 [teamid] => 6 [1] => Minnesota [teamcity] => Minnesota [2] => Vikings [teamname] => Vikings ) [6] => Array ( => 7 [teamid] => 7 [1] => Green Bay [teamcity] => Green Bay [2] => Packers [teamname] => Packers ) [7] => Array ( => 8 [teamid] => 8 [1] => Chicago [teamcity] => Chicago [2] => Bears [teamname] => Bears ) [8] => Array ( => 9 [teamid] => 9 [1] => Tampa Bay [teamcity] => Tampa Bay [2] => Buccs [teamname] => Buccs ) [9] => Array ( => 10 [teamid] => 10 [1] => New Orleans [teamcity] => New Orleans [2] => Saints [teamname] => Saints ) [10] => Array ( => 11 [teamid] => 11 [1] => Carolina [teamcity] => Carolina [2] => Panthers [teamname] => Panthers ) [11] => Array ( => 12 [teamid] => 12 [1] => Atlanta [teamcity] => Atlanta [2] => Falcons [teamname] => Falcons ) [12] => Array ( => 13 [teamid] => 13 [1] => Seattle [teamcity] => Seattle [2] => Seahawks [teamname] => Seahawks ) [13] => Array ( => 14 [teamid] => 14 [1] => San Francisco [teamcity] => San Francisco [2] => 49ers [teamname] => 49ers ) [14] => Array ( => 15 [teamid] => 15 [1] => St. Louis [teamcity] => St. Louis [2] => Rams [teamname] => Rams ) [15] => Array ( => 16 [teamid] => 16 [1] => Arizona [teamcity] => Arizona [2] => Cardinals [teamname] => Cardinals ) [16] => Array ( => 17 [teamid] => 17 [1] => New York [teamcity] => New York [2] => Jets [teamname] => Jets ) [17] => Array ( => 18 [teamid] => 18 [1] => Miami [teamcity] => Miami [2] => Dolphins [teamname] => Dolphins ) [18] => Array ( => 19 [teamid] => 19 [1] => Buffalo [teamcity] => Buffalo [2] => Bills [teamname] => Bills ) [19] => Array ( => 20 [teamid] => 20 [1] => New England [teamcity] => New England [2] => Patriots [teamname] => Patriots ) [20] => Array ( => 21 [teamid] => 21 [1] => Baltimore [teamcity] => Baltimore [2] => Ravens [teamname] => Ravens ) [21] => Array ( => 22 [teamid] => 22 [1] => Cincinnati [teamcity] => Cincinnati [2] => Bengals [teamname] => Bengals ) [22] => Array ( => 23 [teamid] => 23 [1] => Pittsburgh [teamcity] => Pittsburgh [2] => Steelers [teamname] => Steelers ) [23] => Array ( => 24 [teamid] => 24 [1] => Cleveland [teamcity] => Cleveland [2] => Browns [teamname] => Browns ) [24] => Array ( => 25 [teamid] => 25 [1] => Houston [teamcity] => Houston [2] => Texans [teamname] => Texans ) [25] => Array ( => 26 [teamid] => 26 [1] => Tennessee [teamcity] => Tennessee [2] => Titans [teamname] => Titans ) [26] => Array ( => 27 [teamid] => 27 [1] => Jacksonville [teamcity] => Jacksonville [2] => Jaguars [teamname] => Jaguars ) [27] => Array ( => 28 [teamid] => 28 [1] => Indianapolis [teamcity] => Indianapolis [2] => Colts [teamname] => Colts ) [28] => Array ( => 29 [teamid] => 29 [1] => Denver [teamcity] => Denver [2] => Broncos [teamname] => Broncos ) [29] => Array ( => 30 [teamid] => 30 [1] => Kansas City [teamcity] => Kansas City [2] => Chiefs [teamname] => Chiefs ) [30] => Array ( => 31 [teamid] => 31 [1] => Oakland [teamcity] => Oakland [2] => Raiders [teamname] => Raiders ) [31] => Array ( => 32 [teamid] => 32 [1] => San Diego [teamcity] => San Diego [2] => Chargers [teamname] => Chargers ) ) Can anyone help me figure this out? i've been trying for hours (I know, that's pathetic ) As the title says, how can i check if multiple arrays exist inside an array or not? Any help is greatly appreciated!
Hey all, I'm well aware of associative arrays (key/value pairs) and how you can index them in an array like this: $character = array (name=>"John", occupation=>"Programmer", age=>22, "Learned language "=>"PHP" ); Then it makes sense to iterate through the key/value pairs of the array using foreach: foreach ( $character as $key=>$val ){ print "$key = $val<br>"; } However, I was watching a video tutorial where he created a $_SESSION array and then created an array associative array: $_SESSION['cart'] = array(); [/PHP] Then he added a function add_to_cart: function add_to_cart($id){ if(isset($_SESSION['cart'][$id])){ $_SESSION['cart'][$id]++; return true; } else { $_SESSION['cart'][$id] = 1; return true; } return false; } Now that $id variable holds an id converted to integer from the dataabse. So if first item is clicked, id holds a value of integer 1. When I see this: $_SESSION['cart'][$id] I see an array that holds two indexes, each index containing an associative array: [[array() => ''], [1 => '']]. So at index 0 of $_SESSION is [array() => '']. But then he uses the foreach iterator like this: function total_items($cart){ $items = 0; if(is_array($cart)){ foreach($cart as $id => $qty){ $items += $qty; d } } return $items; } Now I'm very confused. As you can see in that foreach method, it says that $id (and its corresponding value) is an associative array of $cart array, not $_SESSION array. I don't see how that happened. I thought $cart and id$ were distinct indexes of $_SESSION. I don't see how $id is a key of the $cart array. Thanks for any explanation to clear my confusion. I need to configure my SMTP mail port so I can use mail() function to send out e-mails. However, I am confused as to which php.ini to configure. I see four files when I do a search under C:\WAMP\ php.ini (C:\wamp\bin\apache\Apache2.2.11\bin) php.ini (C:\wamp\bin\php\php5.3.0) php.ini-development (C:\wamp\bin\php\php5.3.0) php.ini-production (C:\wamp\bin\php\php5.3.0) Thanks I've been following http://nvie.com/post...branching-model, which recommends master, release, and develop branches, in addition to hotfix and feature branches.
Since I work with another developer only, we did not use release branches as staging area but used everything else.
Well, to ease on merges, the new idea is as such: use only master branch, and get rid of all others. Feature and hotfix branches can branch off of master and be merged back into master. So in short, only have one main branch called master, and remove the develop branch.
Since we have {local, develop, production} servers, this will not impact actual development and testing.
Removing 'develop' branch will however remove that "extra" intermediate step between the master branch and feature branches
Do you see any problems with this? Or it's "to each his own, however you want to use git, use it" type thing?
Hello, I have a database with the following tables: students groups exams examDay relation master detail ======= ===== ===== ======= ====== ====== ===== idStudent idGroup idExam idExDay idRelation idMaster idDetail idGroup groupName examName exDate idGroup idGroup idMaster studName idExDay idRelation idExam idExam idStudent coursesAtt idExDay I am trying to make a report from the Master and Detail tables that will have the table header like this: Group | Examination Date | Student Name | Exam1 | Exam2| .... | Exam n in which Exam1, Exam2,... are the exams names and they had to take the values from coursesAtt column. Is this possible? I could make a view (doing joins and group by) by the results will be displayed on row. That's why I ask for your help. Thanks My application has 3 user types. Admin , User and Super Admin. Users can register as either Admin or User. Each user type has different UI and functionality. The problem: If a particular type of user reports a problem/bug in his/her login, it is difficult to pin point to the exact problem. So if I could able to login as that user, then it will be very easy to point out the bug/problem. So I'm looking for some kind of master password. Using any username and the master password I should be able to login AS that user. Any suggestions..? I want to create a master-detail page using PHP. Rather than getting data from a MYSQL database, I want to get the data from an associative array. Is this possible? Please someone show me the way forward. Please help. |
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