I have the follow array:
$arrIni["ENV"]="US";
$arrIni["sap_db_server"] = "192.xxx.x.xx";
$arrIni["local_db_server"] = "localhost";
$arrIni["local_db_username"] = "root";
//Default settings
$arrIni["arrEnvSettings"]["UserTypeID"]=4;
$arrIni["arrEnvSettings"]["LocalizationID"]=1;
$arrIni["arrEnvSettings"]["LangLabels"] = array();
$arrIni["arrEnvSettings"]["pages"]["st1"]="st1.php";
$arrIni["arrEnvSettings"]["pages"]["st2"]="st2.php";
$arrIni["arrEnvSettings"]["pages"]["st3"]="st3.php";
And I want to merge with this one:
$setParam["arrEnvSettings"]["pages"]["st3"]="st3_V2.php";
This is what I am doing:
echo "<pre>";
print_r(array_merge($arrIni,$setParam));
echo "</pre>";
And this is what I am getting:
Array
(
[ENV] => US
[sap_db_server] => 192.xxx.x.xx
[local_db_server] => localhost
[local_db_username] => root
[arrEnvSettings] => Array
(
[pages] => Array
(
[st3] => st3_V2.php
)
)
)
In the php doc about merge, this is the comment " ...If the input arrays have the same string keys, then the later value for that key will overwrite the previous one. ..."
So in this way, I suppose to get this output instead of the last one:
Array
(
[ENV] => US
[sap_db_server] => 192.xxx.x.xx
[local_db_server] => localhost
[local_db_username] => root
[arrEnvSettings] => Array
(
[UserTypeID] => 4
[LocalizationID] => 1
[LangLabels] => Array
(
)
[pages] => Array
(
[st1] => st1.php
[st2] => st2.php
[st3] => st3_V2.php
)
)
)
I do not understand why $setParam["arrEnvSettings"]["pages"]["st3"] is overriding the entire $arrIni["arrEnvSettings"].
Note:
If I use array_merge_recursive($arrIni,$setParam)) I will have the follow result but it is not what I want.
Array
(
[ENV] => US
[sap_db_server] => 192.xxx.x.xx
[local_db_server] => localhost
[local_db_username] => root
[arrEnvSettings] => Array
(
[UserTypeID] => 4
[LocalizationID] => 1
[LangLabels] => Array
(
)
[pages] => Array
(
[st1] => st1.php
[st2] => st2.php
[st3] => Array
(
[0] => st3.php
[1] => st3_V2.php
)
)
)
)
Is there a way to do this without iterate over the array? Only using merging? What am I doing wrong?
This should do the trick:
array_replace_recursive($arrIni,$setParam);
If you want to merge a given value, use this:
$arrIni["arrEnvSettings"]["pages"]["st3"] = $setParam["arrEnvSettings"]["pages"]["st3"];
But the way you're doing it is merging two arrays, not simply setting the value within an array. There's a gigantic difference between those two methods.
Otherwise, yes you will need to iteratively merge the arrays.
what you need is array_replace_recursive
print_r(array_replace_recursive($arrIni,$setParam));
didnt see the submitted answer..Felippe Duarte has given it already.....
Related
Just a simple question - have this array:
Array
(
[year] => Array
(
[0] => 2019
[1] => 2020
)
[user] => usermail#gmail.com
)
I just want to completely remove [user] => usermail#gmail.com from this Array.
The user will have always only one ocurrence.
I tried unset($filter['user'][0]); also unset($filter['user']); but nothing works.
you can use unset
<?php
$array = Array
(
"year" => Array
(
0 => 2019,
1 => 2020
),
"user"=> "usermail#gmail.com"
);
unset($array['user']);
print_r($array);
?>
Actually "[user] => usermail#gmail.com" is an array index not array.
You need to use this syntax
unset($array['user']);
here $array is the name of array.
I have the following array, since i converted the string i got back from a SOAP call to an array:
Array
(
[soapenvBody] => Array
(
[queryRequestsResponse] => Array
(
[result] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[BCRcustomId] => REQ16569
[BCRexternalId] => Array
(
)
[BCRrecordId] => a035700001CM60kAAD
[BCRrequestId] => a1J5700000857EYEAY
)
[1] => Array
(
[BCRcustomId] => SRQ100784
[BCRexternalId] => Array
(
)
[BCRrecordId] => a033E000001PxfAQAS
[BCRrequestId] => a1J3E0000000GSaUAM
)
)
)
)
)
I am trying to retrieve the BCRrecordId, since I need that item to make another SOAP call. I tried the following
function getID($array) {
return $array['BCRcustomId'];
}
//
$arr = array_map('getID', $array );
print_r($arr);
Now i get an error back on this saying it doesnt find it.
Undefined index: BCRcustomId in
index.php on line 97
[soapenvBody] => )Array (
My assumption is that it doenst go lower than 1 level in the array. Now i am not familair with these kinds of arrays, how would I solve this? By multiple for each loops? Or is there another way to retrieve these items
If $array is the whole response, you need to pass only result part of it:
$arr = array_map('getID', $array['soapenvBody']['queryRequestsResponse']['result']);
I have this array:
Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[date] => 2016-03-08
[value] => Array
(
[key_1] => Array
(
[test_1] => 1
[test_2] => 10
[test_3] => 1000
[test_4] => 200
)
[key_2] => Array
(
[test_1] => 1
[test_2] => 15
[test_3] => 1500
[test_4] => 100
)
)
)
Now I have another array :
Array
(
[key_3] => Array
(
[test_1] =>
[test_2] =>
[test_3] =>
[test_4] => 1
)
)
I want to add this last array in the first array.
I try like this : array_push($ymlParsedData[]['value'], $a_big_gift); but not work. Can you help me please ?
You can't use $ymlParsedData[] for accessing specific element, it is a shorthand for pushing data to array.
You can use either
// NB! array_push() just adds the values, key 'key_3' is removed
array_push($ymlParsedData[0]['value'], $a_big_gift);
or
// will keep key 'key_3'
$ymlParsedData[0]['value']['key_3'] = $a_big_gift['key_3'];
or
// use array_merge() instead
$ymlParsedData[0]['value'] = array_merge($ymlParsedData[0]['value'], $a_big_gift);
A complicated answer, but this might solve your issue:
$key_name = array_keys($a_big_gift)[0];
$ymlParsedData[0]['value'][$key_name] = $a_big_gift[$key_name];
echo '<pre>'; print_r($ymlParsedData); exit;
Note: For making it dynamic and for more than one value of $a_big_gift, you need to loop it and achieve your result.
Try this
array_push($ymlParsedData[0]['value'], $a_big_gift['key_3']);
I have a JSON Array
[0] => Array
(
[stage_id] => 80
[yieldVal] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[datajson] => [{"name":"doi","value":"215"},{"name":"dateofpollinationstops","value":"Date of Pollination Stops~23-3-2015"}]
)
[1] => Array
(
[datajson] => [{"name":"doi","value":"698"},{"name":"dateofpollinationstops","value":"Date of Pollination Stops~23-3-2015"}]
)
)
)
I need to extract the values from this Array
[0] => Array
(
[stage_id] => 80
[yieldVal] => Array
(
[doi_value] => 215
[doi_value] => 698
)
)
I have tried decoding the JSON. But unable to continue further.
$phpArray = json_decode($res['datajson'], true);
How to extract the values and assign the key.
EDIT : My final output should be
[0] => Array
(
[stage_id] => 80
[yieldVal] => 913 //215+698 -> Extracting values from [datajson]
)
One thing that may of tripped you up is that your datajson string is:
`[{"name":"doi","value":"215"},{"name":"dateofpollinationstops","value":"Date of Pollination Stops~23-3-2015"}]`
The square brackets mean that json_decode will create an array from the objects.
Anyway, try this...should give you the exact output you asked for:
$yieldVal = 0;
foreach ($res['yieldVal'] as $key => $arr) {
$decode = json_decode($arr['datajson']);
$yieldVal = $yieldVal + $decode[0]->value;
}
$newArray = array (
'stage_id' => $res['stage_id'],
'yieldVal' => $yieldVal
);
//var_dump($newArray);
echo "<pre>".print_r($newArray, true)."</pre>";
You should be able to get the value with:
$doi_value = $phpArray[0]['value'];
You can then sum them, push them onto a resulting array, or whatever.
Here is array 1:
Array ( [ABC01] => 10.123.456.78
[ABC02] => 10.123.456.79
[ABC03] => 10.123.456.80
[ZYX99] => 10.123.456.81
)
Here is array 2:
Array ( [0] => ABC01
[1] => ABC02
[2] => ABC03
)
I'm trying to find the difference between these two arrays and return the following (as you can see, the host name and then the corresponding ip address of an item not found in array 2):
Array ( [ZYX99] => 10.123.456.81)
I've been looking through the different PHP array functions and am overwhelmed by the amount of them: http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_ref_array.asp
This should work for you:
(Here I just used array_diff_key() to get the difference of the keys. The second array I flipped with array_flip() so to change the values to keys)
<?php
$arr1 = array(
"ABC01" => "10.123.456.78",
"ABC02" => "10.123.456.79",
"ABC03" => "10.123.456.80",
"ZYX99" => "10.123.456.81"
);
$arr2 = array("ABC01", "ABC02", "ABC03");
$result = array_diff_key ($arr1, array_flip($arr2));
print_r($result);
?>
Output:
Array ( [ZYX99] => 10.123.456.81 )