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PHP - Merge 2 Arrays Based On Shared Value
I have one array, called for example $MainImages : -
Code: [Select] Array ( [0] => Array ( [widgetID] => 143 [image] => image_a.jpg ) [1] => Array ( [widgetID] => 147 [image] => image_b.jpg ) [2] => Array ( [widgetID] => 73 [image] => image_c.jpg ) ) and a second array, we'll call it $widgets: - Code: [Select] Array ( [0] => Array ( [widgetID] => 147 [seo_title] => An excellent class B Widget [name] => Widget B [categoryID] => 1 ) [1] => Array ( [widgetID] => 73 [seo_title] => An excellent class C Widget [name] => Widget C [categoryID] => 1 ) [2] => Array ( [widgetID] => 143 [seo_title] => An excellent class A Widget [name] => Widget A [categoryID] => 1 ) ) I want to merge the value from the [][image] key from the first array into a new [][image] key / value in the second, using a shared value as a reference...so the desired result array is: - Code: [Select] Array ( [0] => Array ( [widgetID] => 147 [seo_title] => An excellent class B Widget [name] => Widget B [categoryID] => 1 [image] => image_b.jpg ) [1] => Array ( [widgetID] => 73 [seo_title] => An excellent class C Widget [name] => Widget C [categoryID] => 1 [image] => image_c.jpg ) [2] => Array ( [widgetID] => 143 [seo_title] => An excellent class A Widget [name] => Widget A [categoryID] => 1 [image] => image_a.jpg ) ) Obviously the order is different and so they need to be merged based on the widgetID values. Also, the same widgetID may be in each array more than once. I've looked at a lot of help but can't find anything to do exactly what I need....any help would be greatly appreciated! Similar Tutorialsi have this list of arrays Code: [Select] Array ( [0] => LeanBiz ) Array ( [0] => Boutique ) Array ( [0] => Feather ) Array ( [0] => Aggregate )i want to create one single array containing the values from x arrays. I have two arrays, as follows: $array1 = (1, 2, 3); $array2 = (4, 5, 6); Is there a function to combine the two without having to do a loop? I'd like to create: $array3 = (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6); I have this array: Code: [Select] Array ( [jan] => 2 [feb] => 1 [mar] => 2 [apr] => 1 ) ..and I want to return: Code: [Select] Array ('jan', 'mar') As in, find the 2 elements with the highest count and put them in an array. What is the simplest way to achieve 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 )
Not experienced coding PHP and need help doing something which is probably very easy but looks like Mt Everest to me. FOO = 123456 BAR = abc Then, write URLs with those variables and have them work the same in a browser:
http://webpage1.com/?var1=FOO&var2=BAR
http://webpage2.com/?var1=FOO&var2=BAR
http://webpage3.com/?var1=FOO&var2=BAR If I update the fields in my local webpage and refresh browser, would like the new value(s) to be used instead. Any help with this greatly appreciated. If someone will put a file together think that I can edit and modify from there for my specific application. Thank you. Edited December 1, 2020 by XcloneHello - I have usually run my own servers, and always drop my .php files with MYSQL connection strings in a directory like /var, with webroot being /var/www/mysite. I now find myself in a shared hosting environment for a client and wondering the safety of my connection string .php files. Unfortunately they are sitting in a folder in the root of my hosting directory right now, and they feel vulnerable. It seems the only thing I could do would be to put the root of my hosting into a subdirectory, point the site there, and then put my connection strings on directory back. But seems the problem is they are still in my shared hosting. What's the best way to secure this type of sensitive info in a shared environment? I'm also getting ready to explore credit card processing via an API, and wondering if shared hosting is even worth it. Thanks!! Ok here it is, seems like it is an easy problem but my developers are having some issue with this, I hope you guys can help. Basic question and answer problem, where I am developing a website that uses Items and questions like " How many of this Item do you need?" the answer seems to simple. Lets say the answer Is "1". The display is given to the Item list and we move on. Here is the Problem: When selecting Muiltiple Items in the List and they all have the same question associated to each Item: "How Many Items do you need?" the the answer is shared between the Items, Again, sounds simple so far, However, when the USER selects Multiple Items on a list say 30 Items then the Question should only be dispalyed one time, not 30 times, then the answer is shared 30 times. Thats what I have now being displayed on my website, 30 of the same questions over and over again. The USER will get frustrated and leave the site never to return. Question: How can I get the Question to be displayed only once, but shared between several items on a list? This is a very serious problem fo my website because I will have not have just one Item on a list but 300 to 400 items, and if I get the answer to the problem I have just wasted 1 year of my life developing something undevelopable (is that a word?). Any Help you can give me would greatly be appricated. Thank you in advance. I am on a shared hosting server running CentOS. I have copied a PHP extension (imagick.so) that was built on similar server to my shared hosting server. I have resolved most of the dependencies by placing the missing files in ~/lib but I have one that I can't figure out how to cope with. I am getting the following error: Hi,
I would like to ask if someone knows a trick to know if the script is running on a shared hosting or a vps or a dedicated server.
Regards
Hi,
I'm newbie. My requirement is to open network shared folder from PHP.
This works fine in IE but not in Chrome.
Can anyone please help me ....
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Hi, I have Code: [Select] $to = 'rberbe2002@msn.com'; $subject = 'the subject'; $message = 'hello'; $headers = 'From: webmaster@example.com'; mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers); which works fine on a shared hosting website I have, but not on a website I have on my dedicated server. Any ideas or suggestions please? Hi all i was wondering if someone knows a way to make sure an image which is uploaded isn't infected by a virus. I have read about avclam, but if your on a shared host your mostly not allowed to add own software. Isn't there maybe a php trick to resize the image which would magically remove a virus? If anyone knows a nice way or tricks to limit the virus breating space to a certain folder please let me know. I implemented google's reCAPTCHA V2 on http:// on the remote apache shared server and it worked 100%. I then changed the protocol to my shared server SSL using the same PHP script as the non-SSL script. The older version of reCaptcha had an SSL 'false' to 'true' SSL parameter, whereas I can't find one for V2. I had to use htaccess to redirect the example.com to the shared SSL server https://serverid.net/example/ which works perfectly without recCAPTCHA. I incorporated reCAPTCHA V2 and the error message where the reCAPTCHA image should be shows "ERROR: Invalid domain for site key". This topic has been moved to PHP Installation & Configuration. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=317008.0 i want to preserve the numeric keys. When i print the array this is the result Code: [Select] Array ( [0] => one [1] => two [2] => three ) it should be Code: [Select] Array ( [0] => two [1] => one [2] => three ) Code: [Select] $test1[2] = "one"; $test2[1] = "two"; $test2[3] = "three"; $test = array_merge($test1,$test2); print_r($test); How do i solve this? How can I merge the array, but I keep in mind that I only need to merge userlocation and the usercity arrays. Current output... Code: [Select] Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => userlocation [1] => 19 ) [1] => Array ( [0] => credentials [1] => ) [2] => Array ( [0] => specialties [1] => ) [3] => Array ( [0] => usercity [1] => place1 ) ) Desired output... Code: [Select] Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => userlocation [1] => 19 [2] => usercity [3] => place1 ) [1] => Array ( [0] => credentials [1] => ) [2] => Array ( [0] => specialties [1] => ) ) How can this be done? The array is dynamic. I have loaded two similar xml files by simplexml_load_file, and I want to merge them. They have similar structure and I want to put them into a single xml. As a matter of fact, I have parse two similar xml files with foreach, and now I want to put them together and use one foreach for the merged xml. I hope to find a function like array_merge() Hello, I've created a PHP file to merge XML files by ReferenceID(product_print_id) but i don't get the result that i want. I think i must use cloneNode and DOMNode::insertBefore but I think i'm lost. The first file is prodInfo.xml:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<PRODUCTINFORMATION>
<PRODUCTS>
<PRODUCT>
<PRODUCT_NUMBER>53-03</PRODUCT_NUMBER>
<PRODUCT_PRINT_ID>42</PRODUCT_PRINT_ID>
<PRODUCT_NAME>ProductFirst</PRODUCT_NAME>
<COLOR_CODE>03</COLOR_CODE>
</PRODUCT>
</PRODUCTS>
</PRODUCTINFORMATION>
and the second file is printInfo.xml:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<PRINTINGINFORMATION>
<PRODUCTS>
<PRODUCT>
<PRODUCT_PRINT_ID>42</PRODUCT_PRINT_ID>
<PRINTING_POSITIONS>
<PRINTING_POSITION>
<ID>TOP BOX</ID>
<PRINTING_TECHNIQUE>
<ID>DL</ID>
</PRINTING_TECHNIQUE>
<PRINTING_TECHNIQUE>
<ID>L2</ID>
</PRINTING_TECHNIQUE>
<PRINTING_TECHNIQUE>
<ID>P4</ID>
</PRINTING_TECHNIQUE>
</PRINTING_POSITION>
</PRINTING_POSITIONS>
</PRODUCT>
</PRODUCTS>
</PRINTINGINFORMATION>
The php file i created is the following:
<?php
header ("Content-Type:text/xml");
$target = new DOMDocument();
$target->preserveWhiteSpace = FALSE;
$target->load('prodInfo.xml');
$targetXpath = new DOMXpath($target);
$source = new DOMDocument();
$source->load('printInfo.xml');
$sourceXpath = new DOMXpath($source);
foreach ($targetXpath->evaluate('//PRODUCT') as $PRODUCTNode) {
$PRODUCT_PRINT_ID = $targetXpath->evaluate('string(PRODUCT_PRINT_ID)', $PRODUCTNode);
foreach ($sourceXpath->evaluate('//PRODUCT[PRODUCT_PRINT_ID="'.$PRODUCT_PRINT_ID.'"]/*[not(self::PRODUCT_PRINT_ID)]') as $node) {
$PRODUCTNode->appendChild(
$target->importNode($node, TRUE)
);
}
}
$target->formatOutput = TRUE;
echo $target->saveXml();
?>
The output/result i get is this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <PRODUCTINFORMATION> <PRODUCTS> <PRODUCT> <PRODUCT_NUMBER>53-03</PRODUCT_NUMBER> <PRODUCT_PRINT_ID>42</PRODUCT_PRINT_ID> <PRODUCT_NAME>ProductFirst</PRODUCT_NAME> <COLOR_CODE>03</COLOR_CODE> <PRINTING_POSITIONS> <PRINTING_POSITION> <ID>TOP BOX</ID> <PRINTING_TECHNIQUE> <ID>DL</ID> </PRINTING_TECHNIQUE> <PRINTING_TECHNIQUE> <ID>L2</ID> </PRINTING_TECHNIQUE> <PRINTING_TECHNIQUE> <ID>P4</ID> </PRINTING_TECHNIQUE> </PRINTING_POSITION> </PRINTING_POSITIONS> </PRODUCT> </PRODUCTS> </PRODUCTINFORMATION> But what i want to achieve is this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <PRODUCTINFORMATION> <PRODUCTS> <PRODUCT> <PRODUCT_NUMBER>53-03</PRODUCT_NUMBER> <PRODUCT_PRINT_ID>42</PRODUCT_PRINT_ID> <PRODUCT_NAME>ProductFirst</PRODUCT_NAME> <PRINTING_POSITIONS> <PRINTING_POSITION> <ID>TOP BOX</ID> <PRINTING_TECHNIQUE> <ID>DL</ID> </PRINTING_TECHNIQUE> <COLOR_CODE>03</COLOR_CODE> </PRINTING_POSITION> <PRINTING_POSITION> <ID>TOP BOX</ID> <PRINTING_TECHNIQUE> <ID>L2</ID> </PRINTING_TECHNIQUE> <COLOR_CODE>03</COLOR_CODE> </PRINTING_POSITION> <PRINTING_POSITION> <ID>TOP BOX</ID> <PRINTING_TECHNIQUE> <ID>P4</ID> </PRINTING_TECHNIQUE> <COLOR_CODE>03</COLOR_CODE> </PRINTING_POSITION> </PRINTING_POSITIONS> </PRODUCT> </PRODUCTS> </PRODUCTINFORMATION> So as you can see i want to repeat the field PRINTING POSITION ID for every PRINTING TECHNIQUE and also i want to repeat the field COLOR CODE for every PRINTING POSITION. Anyone can help me with this? Thanks in advance. Whats the array function to merge two or more similar patterns in a single array. $a = array('red','pink','red','green','blue'); Basically i need to combine "red" so the output will be red, pink, green, blue Hi, I'm trying to make my game navigation that involves switching div images to navigate in the game world. It is browser based. The first script, the user clicks on the world map to go to "Teardrop Ocean". The second script lets the user press the "further" button or "back" button to navigate within "Teardrop Ocean". My problem is I'm trying to combine the image map navigation with the "further" and "back" navigation. The problem is, I don't know if it's possible since the first world map script involves javascript. Here is the code, any help greatly appreciated Thanks. Derek This is the code that uses javascript to process a hidden form to use php to output. This is our "world map" link, that should load the "teardrop ocean" image inside the div, which it doesn't do yet here. Code: [Select] <?php $zone=''; if(isset($_POST['checker']) && $_POST['checker'] == 'checked') { echo "it worked !"; $zone="<img src='teardrop.jpg'/>"; } if(isset($_POST['back'])) { $zone=''; } ?> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /> <title>Untitled Document</title> </head> <body> <form action="aradia.php" method="post" name="mapform" id="mapform"> <input type="hidden" name="checker" value="checked" /> <div align="left"> <img src="aradia.jpg" width="256" height="328" border="0" usemap="#Map" /></div> </form> <map name="Map" id="Map"> <area shape="rect" coords="5,176,81,249" href="javascript: void(0);" onclick="javascript: document.getElementById('mapform').submit();" /> </map> <div align="center"><?php echo $zone;?></div> <form action="aradia.php" method="post" > <input type = "submit" name="back" value="back" /></form> </body> </html> and here is the "Teardrop ocean" navigation, which uses php to navigate forward and backwards in the zone, but can't go back to the world map, or there is no way to yet. Code: [Select] /////////////////////////////GAME NAVIGATION AND MONSTER SEARCH CODE NOT FINISHED////////////////////////////////// if(( !isset($_SESSION['current_background']) && !isset($_SESSION['currentMonster'])) OR (! $_POST)) { $_SESSION['current_monster'] = 0; $_SESSION['current_background'] = 0; } if (!isset($_SESSION['background']) && !isset($_SESSION['monster'])) { $_SESSION['background'] = array ( "<img src='sundragon_environments/ocean/ocean1_FRAME.jpg'/>", "<img src='sundragon_environments/ocean/ocean1_FRAME2.jpg'/>", "<img src='sundragon_environments/ocean/ocean1_FRAME3.jpg'/>", "<img src='sundragon_environments/ocean/ocean1_FRAME4.jpg'/>", "<img src='sundragon_environments/ocean/ocean1_FRAME5.jpg'/>" ); $_SESSION['monster'] = array ( "<img src='sundragon_monsters_source/water/goldfish/goldfish.png'/>", "<img src='sundragon_monsters_source/water/eel/eel_transp_FRAME.png '/>", "<img src='sundragon_monsters_source/water/shark/shark_transp_FRAME.png'/>", "<img src='sundragon_monsters_source/water/octalisk/octalisk_transp_FRAME.png'/>", "<img src='sundragon_monsters_source/water/teardrop_ocean_protector/teardrop_ocean_protector.png'/>" ); } if(!isset($_SESSION['current_background']) && !isset($_SESSION['current_monster'])) { $_SESSION['current_monster']=0; $_SESSION['current_background'] = 0; } if(isset($_POST['further'])) { $_SESSION['current_monster'] = isset($_SESSION['monster'][$_SESSION['current_monster'] + 1]) ? ($_SESSION['current_monster'] + 1) : 0; $_SESSION['current_background'] = isset($_SESSION['background'][$_SESSION['current_background'] + 1]) ? ($_SESSION['current_background'] + 1) : 0; } elseif(isset($_POST['back'])) { $_SESSION['current_monster'] = isset($_SESSION['monster'][$_SESSION['current_monster'] - 1]) ? ($_SESSION['current_monster'] - 1) : count($_SESSION['monster'])-1; $_SESSION['current_background'] = isset($_SESSION['background'][$_SESSION['current_background'] - 1]) ? ($_SESSION['current_background'] - 1) : count($_SESSION['background'])-1; } $currentBackground=$_SESSION['background'][$_SESSION['current_background']]; $currentMonster=$_SESSION['monster'][$_SESSION['current_monster']]; and I echo out $currentBackground and $currentMonster in the main game div. |
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