I'm working on a WordPress site and am using a plugin called 'Simple Fields', to add data to repeatable fields. I've entered data into three fields: (audioinfo, audiofile, audiocomposer).
I would now like to create a post that displays that information in the following way:
Audio Info 1
Audio File 1
Audio Composer 1
~~~
Audio Info 2
Audio File 2
Audio Composer 2
I've been trying to figure this out with foreach. Here's the closest I can arrive at (thought I know it's invalid). Can anyone make any suggestions of how to handle this?
<?php
$audioinfo = simple_fields_values("audioinfo");
$audiofile = simple_fields_values("audiofile");
$audiocomposer = simple_fields_values("audiocomposer")
foreach ($audioinfo as $audioinfos, $audiofile as $audiofiles, $audiocomposer as $audiocomposers){
echo $audioinfos;
echo $audiofile;
echo $audiocomposer;
}
?>
(Just as a side note, in case it's important, the first three lines appear to all be valid - that is, if I do a "foreach" on $audiocomposer alone, I successfully get: Bach Handel Beethoven.)
Is there something I can do to apply "foreach" to all three at the same time?
Thanks!
Assuming all the arrays of same length, making use of a normal for loop.
<?php
$audioinfo = simple_fields_values("audioinfo");
$audiofile = simple_fields_values("audiofile");
$audiocomposer = simple_fields_values("audiocomposer");
for($i=0;$i<count($audioinfo);$i++)
{
echo $audioinfo[$i];
echo $audiofile[$i];
echo $audiocomposer[$i];
}
?>
One more pretty solution:
<?php
$audioinfo = simple_fields_values("audioinfo");
$audiofile = simple_fields_values("audiofile");
$audiocomposer = simple_fields_values("audiocomposer");
foreach ($audioinfo as $k => $val){
echo $val;
echo $audiofile[$k];
echo $audiocomposer[$k];
}
?>
Assuming there are always going to be the same number of items in all 3 arrays, you could do something like this:
$items = count($audioinfo);
for ($i = 0; $i < $items; $i++)
{
echo $audioinfo[$i];
echo $audiofile[$i];
echo $audiocomposer[$i];
}
here i gave one example how to handle the 3 array value in single foreach , hope it will much help to you
$audioinfo =array('popsong','rocksong','molodysong');
$audiofile=array('jackson','rahman','example');
$audiocomposer =array('first','second','third');
foreach($audioinfo as $key => $value)
{
echo $value."</br>";
echo $audiofile[$key]."</br>";
echo $audiocomposer[$key]."</br>";
}
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Hei
i got a quick question.
I want to upload an XML File and echo it through a for loop.
This is my XML:
<notfall>
<mitarbeiter>
<vorname>Thomas</vorname>
<name>Meier</name>
<handynummer>01701427475</handynummer>
<gruppen>EDV</gruppen>
</mitarbeiter>
<mitarbeiter>
<vorname>Max</vorname>
<name>Mustermann</name>
<handynummer>012441212415</handynummer>
<gruppen>EDV, Immo</gruppen>
</mitarbeiter>
</notfall>
This is php code:
<?php
$notfall=simplexml_load_file ("notfall.xml");
echo $notfall->mitarbeiter[0]->handynummer;
$countnotfall = count($notfall);
for($i=0;$i<$countnotfall;$i++){
echo $notfall ->mitarbeiter[2]->vorname;
}
?>
I want to echo every name of my array without hard coding every line.
Can you tell me how i can do that?
You should be able to just loop over all of the <mitarbeiter> and output the data of each item...
$notfall=simplexml_load_file ("notfall.xml");
foreach ( $notfall->mitarbeiter as $mitarbeiter ) {
echo $mitarbeiter->handynummer.PHP_EOL;
echo $mitarbeiter->vorname.PHP_EOL;
}
I have this script that reads a list of domains from an external .ini file and transforms them into a list of links:
<?php
$listSeparator = ",";
$lines = file('list.ini');
foreach ($lines as $line) {
$listvalues = explode('=',$line);
echo implode("<br />",array_map("add_link",explode($listSeparator,str_replace(' ', '', $listvalues[1]))));
}
function add_link($n)
{
return "<p>$n</p>";
}
?>
what I am trying to achieve is having two outputs (odd/even), starting with the first value, something like this:
return "<section>
<p class=\"odd\">
{odd}
</p>
<p class=\"even\">
{even}
</p>
</section>";
Thanks in advance!
easiest way to do that:
$odd = false;
function add_link($n)
{
global $odd;
$odd = !$odd;
$class = ($odd) ? 'odd' : 'even';
return "<p class=\"$class\">$n</p>";
}
Of course there are other concerns in the code about mixing HTML with PHP, functions and scopes, etc. but I just built upon your code.
also if you are using these classes only for styling you can use pure CSS: :nth-child()
( provided that you are not using older browsers )
Im learning JQuery and php.
Is it possible to store multiple video links within variables and get php to echo one at random??
My goal is to control my own video ads on my site and I thought this would be a good idea but I dont have a clue where I should look online.
Here is what I was thinking
<?php
$advert1 = 'MyVIDEO1.mp4';
$advert2 = 'MyVideo2.mp4';
$advert3 = 'MyVideo3.mp4';
I want a code that would go here and say: randomly select one of these vars.
echo "At random one of the vars";
?>
I hope Im making sense. help?
You could make an array, like this:
$advert[] = array();
$advert[1] = 'MyVIDEO1.mp4';
$advert[2] = 'MyVIDEO2.mp4';
$advert[3] = 'MyVIDEO3.mp4';
$chosen_one = rand(1,count($advert));
echo $advert[$chosen_one];
You can also use array_rand() instead of shuffle():
<?php
$videos = array("MyVIDEO1.mp4", "MyVideo2.mp4", "MyVideo3.mp4");
echo $videos[array_rand($videos)];
?>
For embedding the video in the right way, have a look at http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_videos.asp
For a start, PHP itself won't exactly play a video. You could use it to echo out one of the URL's to a video. So, bear in mind there is a lot more to do than just select a video.
To answer your question in the code I'd recommend the following:
Try looking up PHP arrays. You want to keep all the videos in an array.
Next up, you'll want to shuffle that array. Then select the first element.
$videos = array("MyVIDEO1.mp4", "MyVideo2.mp4", "MyVideo3.mp4");
shuffle($videos);
echo $videos[0];
This is a simple solution
Place your adverts in an array
<?php
$adverts = array("advert1" => "MyVIDEO1.mp4",
"advert2" => "MyVIDEO2.mp4",
"advert3" => "MyVIDEO3.mp4");
$count = count($adverts);
$rand_advert = rand(1, $count);
echo $adverts['advert'.$rand_advert];
?>
Or alternatively if you don't want to have keys and just put the values in the array straight away
<?php
$adverts = array("MyVIDEO1.mp4",
"MyVIDEO2.mp4",
"MyVIDEO3.mp4");
shuffle($adverts);
echo $adverts[0];
?>
You have need all value in a array then find index randomly and show it.
<?php
$advert = array(
'MyVIDEO1.mp4',
'MyVideo2.mp4',
'MyVideo3.mp4'
);
$total_video = count($advert);
$total_video--; //array index starting from 0 so decrease 1
$random_index = rand(0, $total_video); //array index 0 to 2
$video_to_play = $advert[$random_index];
echo $video_to_play;
?>
i have this list on name.txt file :
"name1":"Robert"
"name2":"George"
"name3":"Flophin"
"name4":"Fred"
in a web page i need a php code that takes only the name of the person by the name 1 2 3 4 id.
I've use this in test.php?id=name2
$Text=file_get_contents("./name.txt");
if(isset($_GET["id"])){
$id = $_GET["id"];
$regex = "/".$id."=\'([^\']+)\'/";
preg_match_all($regex,$Text,$Match);
$fid=$Match[1][0];
echo $fid;
} else {
echo "";
}
The result should be George ,
how do i change this to work??
Mabe is another way to do this more simply?
$file=file('name.txt');
$id = $_GET["id"];
$result=explode(':',$file[$id-1]);
echo $result[1];
Edit: $result[1] if you want just name.
Heres an ugly solution to your problem, which you can loop trough.
And Here's a reference to the explode function.
<?php
$text = '"name1":"Robert"
"name2":"George"
"name3":"Flophin"
"name4":"Fred"';
$x = explode("\n", $text);
$x = explode(':', $x[1]);
echo $x[1];
Load the text file into an array; see Text Files and Arrays in PHP as an example.
Once the array is loaded you can reference the array value directly, e.g. $fid = $myArray['name' . $id]. Please refer to PHP how to get value from array if key is in a variable as an example.
OK I hope this isn't too specific. I have a database driven CMS that a coworker uses with many categories in it. Here's how it echoes some products we have now:
$offers = get_offers('category1','none','compare');
foreach ($offers as $row) {
$offername = $row['name'];
$offerlogo = $row['logo'];
$offera=$row['detailA'];
$offerb=$row['detailB'];
$offerc=$row['detailC'];
echo "you can have $offername, it's logo looks like <img src='$offerlogo'>" it's characteristics are $offera, offerb, offerc, etc";}
This works fine. My the problem is I want to get offera, offerb and offerc from another category, category 2. I tried going like this:
$offers = get_offers('category1','none','compare');
foreach ($offers as $row) {
$offername = $row['name'];
$offerlogo = $row['logo'];
$offers = get_offers('category2','none','compare');
$offera=$row['detailA'];
$offerb=$row['detailB'];
$offerc=$row['detailC'];
echo "you can have $offername, it's logo looks like <img src='$offerlogo'>" it's characteristics are $offera, offerb, offerc, etc";}
But of course that doesn't work. I don't want my coworker to have to go through the CMS and copy all the information over, is there a way to make this work?
Assuming the ordering of the results from both calls to get_offers matches up, I believe this might work for you:
$offers['cat1'] = get_offers('category1', 'none', 'compare');
$offers['cat2'] = get_offers('category2', 'none', 'compare');
$numberOfOffers = count($offers['cat1']);
for ($i = 0; $i < $numberOfOffers; $i++)
{
$offername = $offers['cat1'][$i]['name'];
$offerlogo = $offers['cat1'][$i]['logo'];
$offera = $offers['cat2'][$i]['detailA'];
$offerb = $offers['cat2'][$i]['detailB'];
$offerc = $offers['cat2'][$i]['detailC'];
echo "you can have $offername, its logo looks like <img src='$offerlogo'> its characteristics are $offera, $offerb, $offerc, etc\n";
}
I agree with ngm. If the categories match up then you could bring the results from the different call with the following:
$offersCat1 = get_offers('category1','none','compare');
$offersCat2 = get_offers('category2','none','compare');
foreach ($offers as $key=>$row) {
$offera=$offersCat2[$key]['detailA'];
$offerb=$offersCat2[$key]['detailB'];
$offerc=$offersCat2[$key]['detailC'];
echo "you can have {$row['name']}, it's logo looks like <img src='{$row['logo']}'> it's characteristics are $offera, offerb, offerc, etc";
}
This example will do the same thing, but you keep it in the foreach loop. By using the $key=>$row you are able to access the key of the array. I also took the liberty to echo your variables directly rather than putting them in variables. If you put {} around an array variable (or class variable) you can use them within an echo, print or <<<. This makes my life easier.
Example: echo "This variable {$variable['test']}";