i have added a new array to my elements like this code :
$elements= Code::get();
foreach($elements as $element){
$string = str_random(15);
$element->total = $string;
}
I would like to return elements after set orderBy() on total using this code
return response()->json(['Status'=> '1','Elements' => $elements ]);
Thank you and i appreciate you help.
Well this is not how foreach works actually. foreach creates a "mirror" of your array so doing any insertion on $element does not affect your initial array at all.
You need to insert your value directly in your array, so you can either use a counter or simpler a for loop.
I will modify your foreach to stay similar to your approach.
Judging by how you tried to insert the value in your array i assume you have a collection and not an array so if that's the case you can add this line before everything:
$elements = $elements->toArray(); //convert collection to array
$counter = 0;
foreach($elements as $element){
$string = str_random(15);
$elements[$counter]['total'] = $string;
$counter++;
}
Your $elements array now has the field total in each of the nested arrays.
Then you simple do:
array_multisort( array_column($elements, "total"), SORT_ASC, $elements);
If you want to sort in descending order simple use SORT_DESC
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i have the following problem. i have a large array structure which i assign values from a sql statement:
$data[$user][$month]['id'] = $data->id;
$data[$user][$month]['company'] = $data->company;
...
...
and around 30 other values.
i need to clone this array ($data) and add a subarray like:
$data[$user][$month][$newsubarray]['id'] = $data->id;
$data[$user][$month][$newsubarray]['company'] = $data->company;
...
...
i need to clone it because the original array is used by many templates to display data.
is there a way to clone the array and add the subarray without assign all the values to the cloned array? this blows up my code and is very newbi, but works.
You can use array_map, check the live demo
if you want to pass parameter to array_map(), use this
array_map(function($v) use($para1, $para2, ...){...}, $array);
Here is the code,
<?php
$array =array('user'=> array('month'=>array('id' =>2, 'company' => 3)));
print_r($array);
print_r(array_map(function($v){
$arr = $v['month'];
$v['month'] = [];
$v['month']['newsubarray'] = $arr;
return $v;}
, $array));
You can iterate through the array with nested foreach loops.
It would look similar to this:
foreach ($data as $user=>$arr2) {
foreach ($arr2 as $month=>$arr3) {
foreach ($arr3 as $key=>$value) {
$data[$user][$month][$newsubarray][$key] = $value;
}
}
}
Your last level of array, you can create object, for holding data with implementing ArrayAccess. Then simply by reference, assign object in desire places. This way, you can hold 1 object and use it multi places, but if you change in one - this change in all.
Then you addictionaly, can implements __clone method to clone object correctly.
I have an array of arrays, and I am trying to foreach loop through and insert new item into the sub arrays.
take a look below
$newarray = array(
array("id"=>1,"quantity"=>2),
array("id"=>1,"quantity"=>2),
array("id"=>1,"quantity"=>2),
);
foreach($newarray as $item){
$item["total"] = 9;
}
echo "<br>";
print_r($newarray);
The result just give me the original array without the new "total". Why ?
Because $item is not a reference of $newarray[$loop_index]:
foreach($newarray as $loop_index => $item){
$newarray[$loop_index]["total"] = 9;
}
The foreach() statement gives $item as an array: Not as the real value (consuming array). That meaning it can be read but not changed unless you then overwrite the consuming array.
You could use the for() and loop through like this: see demo.
Note: This goes all the way back to scopes, you should look into that.
I have an array like this:
Array(
[0]=>Array([uploaderName]=>x[uploadedImageName]=>k6gIjfO[uploaderIp]=>195.155.116.217[uploader]=>e0699587cbfd[uploadedServer]=>alpha)
[1]=>Array([uploaderName]=>x[uploadedImageName]=>byUTyJo[uploaderIp]=>195.155.116.217[uploader]=>e0699587cbfd[uploadedServer]=>alpha)
[2]=>Array([uploaderName]=>x[uploadedImageName]=>oSVEnNk[uploaderIp]=>195.155.116.217[uploader]=>e0699587cbfd[uploadedServer]=>alpha)
[3]=>Array([uploaderName]=>x[uploadedImageName]=>Dj7GRYS[uploaderIp]=>195.155.116.217[uploader]=>e0699587cbfd[uploadedServer]=>alpha)
[4]=>Array([uploaderName]=>x[uploadedImageName]=>upsb8IC[uploaderIp]=>195.155.116.217[uploader]=>e0699587cbfd[uploadedServer]=>alpha)
[5]=>Array([uploaderName]=>x[uploadedImageName]=>YoEEzGi[uploaderIp]=>195.155.116.217[uploader]=>e0699587cbfd[uploadedServer]=>alpha)
[6]=>Array([uploaderName]=>x[uploadedImageName]=>st3dLNs[uploaderIp]=>195.155.116.217[uploader]=>e0699587cbfd[uploadedServer]=>alpha)
[7]=>Array([uploaderName]=>x[uploadedImageName]=>LBNpiIG[uploaderIp]=>195.155.116.217[uploader]=>e0699587cbfd[uploadedServer]=>alpha)
[8]=>Array([uploaderName]=>x[uploadedImageName]=>mFYDmBG[uploaderIp]=>195.155.116.217[uploader]=>e0699587cbfd[uploadedServer]=>alpha)
[9]=>Array([uploaderName]=>x[uploadedImageName]=>z03kSx1[uploaderIp]=>195.155.116.217[uploader]=>e0699587cbfd[uploadedServer]=>alpha)
)
I want to get any image's data from this array.
Example: When user shows uploadedImageName == jCPjeWv, I wan't to get who is it's uploader.
Simple, just use foreach
$arr = array(/* content here */);
foreach($arr as $value){
if($value['uploadedImageName'] == 'jCPjeWv'){
echo $value['uploaderName'];
break;
}
}
Just for fun, here's another way:
echo array_column($array, 'uploaderName', 'uploadedImageName')['jCPjeWv'];
Get an array of uploaderName with the index set to uploadedImageName
Access the index using the uploadedImageName 'jCPjeWv'
Obviously to do it multiple times you would want to actually create a new array:
$images = array_column($array, 'uploaderName', 'uploadedImageName');
echo $images['jCPjeWv'];
If you want to access the other values as well, then use null instead of uploaderName:
$images = array_column($array, null, 'uploadedImageName');
echo $images['jCPjeWv']['uploaderName'];
echo $images['jCPjeWv']['uploaderIp'];
NOTE: These ways only work if the uploadedImageName is unique.
A foreach is possible, but I think it's important to learn the array functions as well so I'm just going to put this example here.
$uploadedImageName = 'jCPjeWv';
$filtered = array_filter($array, function($value) use ($uploadedImageName) {
return ($value['uploadedImageName'] == $uploadedImageName);
});
This will return a $filtered with the other arrays removed since their $value['uploadedImageName'] will not equal $uploadedImageName.
For more info check out the http://php.net/manual/en/function.array-filter.php manual.
So I have PHP array called 'tags', which is being filled with objects that I get from the model. And I need to push one more element into this array, which should be an empty string. For now my code looks as follows:
$tags = [];
$tags = compact(WebsiteTag::all());
array_push($tags, '');
return $tags;
And as a result I get an array where the only element is this empty string. The same happens if I try to push some actual string -- just this string remains in the array. I've tried also creating an array like:
$tags = [];
array_push($tags, compact(WebsiteTag::all()), '');
return $tags;
And
array_push($tags, WebsiteTag::all(), '');
And also
$tags = array(WebsiteTag::all(), '');
But in these cases I get an array of two elements, where the first one is an array with objects and the second one is my empty string.
Is it possible to create an array of different type elements? And if it is, how should I push them correctly?
I cannot know for sure what WebsiteTag::all() returns but I think the result is an array of tags. So what I would do is one of these two options:
$tags = WebsiteTags::all();
$tags[] = '';
// Or
$tags = array_merge(WebsiteTags::all(), array(''));
If WebsiteTag::all() returns an array you could simply merge them together:
$tags = array_merge(WebsiteTag::all(), ['']);
See the documentation of array_merge() for details
Well I got it by doing as follows:
$website_tags = [];
$tags = WebsiteTag::all();
foreach ($tags as $tag) {
array_push($website_tags, $tag);
}
array_push($website_tags, '');
While I map all the links on a page that is contained in an array, I want to check if each of the links is inserted in this array and, if not, insert it.
I'm trying to use the code bellow without success because "foreach $arr" doesn't pass by in the new values.
include_once('simple_html_dom/simple_html_dom.php');
$arr = array('http://www.domain.com');
foreach ($arr as $key => &$item) {
$html = file_get_html($item);
// Find category links
foreach($html->find('a[href^=http://www.domain.com/dep/]') as $element) {
if (!in_array($element->href, $arr))
$arr[] = $element->href;
}
}
print_r($arr);
Important: I need to search and add value in the original array, not in the copy (foreach).
First of all
In foreach ($arr as $key => &$item) { every $item is a STRING. (As a warning told you). So you shouldn't use $item[] here.
Next pitfall: if you want to add new items to your $arr array symtax should be
$arr[] = $some_var;
But you shouldn't do this because every time you add items to $arr, this array increases and you iterate not over two elements array, but for example 3-elements or 4 elements. Do you expect this?
You should find new values, put them in some other array and then merge both arrays.
Or use #splash58 solution. It's even simplier.