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Php Gurus, Is there a way how you could have more than one delimiter in the following functions ? explode implode Tutorials always shows one. But let us say, we need more than one. In that case, what would you do without coding separately one by one for each delimiter ? If regex then I'd like to see some code samples. Remember, a code sample would be appreciated by all present & future newbies. Explode Imagine I want to explode this: 'The "quick brown" fox jumps over the \'lazy dog\'.' To this: ' The "quick brown" fox jumps over the \'lazy dog\' . ' As you can see, we need 3 delimiters: Space " ' Now, imagine I need to implode this: " The 'quick brown' fox jumps over the \"lazy dog\" . " To this: "The 'quick brown' fox jumps over the \"lazy dog\"." As you can see the combiners are the same in this case like they were in the other case's delimiters. I don't want to be coding 3 separate snippets to use each delimiter/combiner. Hence the question. Imagine, I got millions of html files and I need to deal with millions of lines of content like the examples shown above (which was just one line each). Ok, I was about to post this now and a thought just crossed my mind. Maybe the delimiters/combiners can be placed in an array and then on each loop the delimiter/combiner can change ? But how do I call the delimiters/combiners from each array key ? Dump the array values to a variable ? Any sample would be appreciated. Saying all this, I will try myself to build 2 snippets from one of the codes from one of my previous threads but don't hold your breath and I prefer your feed-back if it's possible to do things with array like I'm pondering. @requinix, Yes, I am creating my own terminology again: Combiner/Joiner.

Php Gurus, I have been doing guess work all this time. But not any more. Just gonna ask. Look at the following code: Concentrate on line 5. It is obvious the "$colors" represent the variable name of the whole array thing (or "column" or "row" in MS Excell terminology). But what does the "$value" represent ? Each array's values (or "cell" value in MS Excell terminology) ? So, the value of the variable $value changes on each loop. Right ? From "Red" to "Orange" at the end. Correct ? Example: 1st loop: $value = Red; 2nd loop: $value = Green; And so on. Correct ? <?php $colors = array("Red", "Green", "Blue", "Yellow", "Orange"); // Loop through colors array foreach($colors as $value){ echo $value . "<br>"; } ?>

Folks, What is an "Element" in php ? I came across the word when researching on the php's "Count" function: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/php/php_function_count.htm These are not useful as they talk about "element in array" etc.: http://php.net/manual-lookup.php?pattern=element&scope=quickref https://www.google.com/search?q=what+is+an+element+in+php+%3F&oq=what+is+an+element+in+php+%3F&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i64.5238j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 Let's not talk about "element in any array". Let's just talk about "element" itself. What is the definition of an "element" in php ? And so, to newbies, how can you describe an "Element" in the layman's language without resorting to complex or advanced stuffs ? I'd like to see a few examples of an element in php with very simple & basic coding that is easily understandable to all beginners. I'm sure future newbies would appreciate your hard work! I am sure "elements" not only exist in "arrays" but other stuffs in php too. So, how-about a few examples on these other stuffs too regarding their elements ? Let me tell you why I prefer examples of an element without involving the array. Here: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/php/php_function_count.htm It says: Return Value It returns the number of elements in an array. Example Try out following example − <?php $a[0] = 1; $a[1] = 3; $a[2] = 5; $result = count($a); print($result); ?> This will produce the following result − 3 I don't see any elements in that example. I see things in this format: $variable name[array number] = array value; Where is the so-called "element" involved in any of this ? Which part is the "element" ? Which part of the "equation" ? Get a beginner's point of view ? These tutorials are not easy to understand. Thanks!

Hi, The following code seems to be echoing the array numbers. I actually need to echo the array value and not the numbers. Echo: Values of the matched banned words. Echo: Values of the non-matched banned words. So, how to correct the following code which shows results like this: Script 5a - No Match: (0) Script 5a - Banned: array(1) Script 5a - Banned: array(2) Script 5a - Banned: array(3) Script 5a - Banned: array(4) NOTE: "0" is being shown as "no match". But how come when "0" exists both in the content and banned words array ? <?php //script 5d: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32522192/check-if-an-array-element-is-in-a-string $banned_words = array("0","1","2","3","4"); $content = "0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9"; for($i=0; $i < count($banned_words); $i++) { if(strrpos($content, $banned_words[$i]) != FALSE ) { echo "Script 5a - Banned: array($banned_words[$i])<br>"; // Place "break;" if you want it to stop after finding a match. }else{ echo "Script 5a - No Match: ($banned_words[$i])<br>"; } // Why is it echoing the array numbers instead of the array values ? } ?>

Hi Guys, I have an array that looks like this: It has come from a CSV file. Basically, I only need to use some of the columns, the rest can be unset/deleted. Is there a way that I can easily make an array that just has for example "header1" and "header5" and the corresponding values "value1" and "value5"? I don't know what order the columns are going to be in, so I need to somehow do it by name. I think I know the concept of what to do, I just lack the php knowledge to actually do it! I think I need to: Step 1: Loop through the array and get the array keys that match up to the headers above Step 2: reload through the array unsetting based on the array keys found in step 1 I've tried looking into array_intersect and array_diff but I can't work out how these would help. Thanks for reading!

Hi How can I custom sort this array into any order I specify by say the object key - name like this P2,P1,P3 or by id sku991,sku838,sku123, Here is a PHP var dump array(3) { [0]=> object(stdClass)#212 (2) { ["id"]=> string(36) "sku838" ["name"]=> string(61) "P1" } [1]=> object(stdClass)#235 (2) { ["id"]=> string(36) "sku991" ["name"]=> string(61) "P2" } [2]=> object(stdClass)#240(2) { ["id"]=> string(36) "sku123" ["name"]=> string(61) "P3" } } Thankyou

I have a php script which runs a sql query and writes it to a CSV, which works perfectly. However, I created a second modified version of the script because I want to write the same CSV, but with an additional row beneath each group of data for totals. Currently, the results are ordered by User Extension (CSRs and phone numbers). So for extension 7200 I want, let's say, all 10 of their calls and then another row to total the calls and the individual columns. I currently have the query returning an 'x' for indicators. So one user might have 10 calls and 4 'x's in the 'inbound' column. I would want that to say 4. Anyway, I started the second version of the script to use an array to do this. The first problem is it's telling my fputcsv() expects parameter 1 to be resource. It looks like this could be an error for the type of array I'm using, but I'm not sure. I feel like I'm on the right track but I'm not familiar with using arrays and CSV files together like this. Any help is much appreciated. ```$result = mysqli_query($conn2, "SELECT DISTINCT firstn , lastn , extension , Recieved , RecievedKnown , Outbound , outboundKnown , Missed , MissedKnown , CallingNumber , CalledNumber , starttime , endtime , duration , HOLDTIMESECS , TERMINATIONREASONCODE FROM ( SELECT u.firstn , u.lastn , c.extension , CASE WHEN LEGTYPE1 = 2 AND ANSWERED = 1 THEN 'x' ELSE '' END AS Recieved , CASE WHEN LEGTYPE1 = 2 AND answered = 1 AND CALLINGPARTYNO = k.phone_number THEN 'x' ELSE '' END AS RecievedKnown , CASE WHEN ANSWERED = 1 AND LEGTYPE1 = 1 THEN 'x' ELSE '' END AS Outbound , CASE WHEN LEGTYPE1 = 1 AND FINALLYCALLEDPARTYNO = k.phone_number THEN 'x' ELSE '' END AS outboundKnown , CASE WHEN Answered = 0 THEN 'x' ELSE '' END AS Missed , CASE WHEN ANSWERED = 0 AND CALLINGPARTYNO = k.phone_number THEN 'x' ELSE '' END AS MissedKnown , a.CALLINGPARTYNO AS CallingNumber , a.FINALLYCALLEDPARTYNO AS CalledNumber , b.starttime AS starttime , b.endtime AS endtime , b.duration , a.holdtimesecs , a.terminationreasoncode FROM ambition.session a INNER JOIN ambition.callsummary b ON a.NOTABLECALLID = b.NOTABLECALLID INNER JOIN ambition.mxuser c ON a.RESPONSIBLEUSEREXTENSIONID = c.EXTENSIONID INNER JOIN jackson_id.users u ON c.extension = u.extension LEFT JOIN ambition.known_numbers k ON a.callingpartyno = k.phone_number WHERE date(b.ts) >= curdate() AND LEGTYPE1 <> 12 -- This keeps the report from having blank spaces due to the 12 legtype. AND c.extension IN (7276,7314,7295,7306,7357,7200,7218,7247,7331,7255,7330,7000,7215,7240,7358,7312) ) x ORDER BY lastn") or die(mysqli_error( $conn2)); $userDetails = array(); while ($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)){ $userDetails[] = $row; $extension = $row['extension']; if(!isset($userDetails[$extension])){ $userDetails[$extension]['missedCallCounts'] = 1; /* First time count */ }else{ $userDetails[$extension]['missedCallCounts'] += 1; /* Sum up the count */ } } echo $userDetails; $fp = fopen('TESTCSV.csv', 'w'); foreach($userDetails as $userDetail){ /* In the following line dump the respective userdetails to csv which will show summary */ fputcsv($fp, array_values($userDetails)); }```

I have a foreach loop that returns 5 users. I basically want to show only 1 of the 5 users. Every time that loop is run, it should show a random user of the 5, as oppose to the same user every single time. How can that be done? This is my query so far. $find_user = $db->prepare("SELECT user_id FROM users ORDER BY user_id ASC"); $find_user->execute(); $result_user = $find_user->fetchAll(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC); if(count($result_user) > 0) { foreach($result_user as $row) { $user_id = trim($row['user_id']); var_dump($user_id); } }

I need to add a second value to my associative array. $lines[substr($line, 69, 5)] = substr($line, 117, 2); I need to add substr($line, 91, 10)

Hi, I've inherited some code on a system from another person. I'll be the first to admit that I'm not a PHP pro, I am self taught, and use it sparingly for personal projects mainly. So this is a bit beyond my skill level, and I was hoping for some advice: The system is a glorified calendar, with a lot of our own data being slapped on top of it and presented nicely. The issue I have thoguh is that due to the way the calendar is generated, I cant make the height of the days move dynamically based on what content gets dropped into each day on the calendar. If one day is busy and has 8 events drop into it, they will overflow the days cell. I wanted to adjust the height of ALL cells on a month view calendar to the heighest required height of all cells in that view. What I was going to do, is +1 to a coutner for every event (or block) that is generated for each day (days are looped through a private function), and commit that number to an array. At the end fo the loop (after all days ahve been counted and have a value in the array), I was going to use max() on the array, pull the largest number, calculate the days cell hiehgt from that and apply it via CSS at page level. I've summarised the code in effect here (psuedo code, not real PHP): class Calendar { public $heights; private fucntion dayLoop($cellNumber) { $heights = []; //array $block_count = 0; //counter while(mysqlrowdata) { [code for mysql operations] $block_count++; //increment the count } $day_height = ($block_count * 16) + 18; //do some math specific to my application $this->heights[] = $day_height; //commit calc'd value to array //array_push($heights, $day_height); //this was a previosu attempt, i dont think i should use array_push here..?? } } That function, and others is called from the front end pages to generate the calendar. If I do a: var_dump($heights); after it on that page, all I get returned on screen is "Array ( )" I tried changing the private function to a public one, but this did not affect the outcome. Anyone have any ideas on what I'm doing wrong? Is my logic sound? Can I commit values to an array inside a loop in a public OR private function and then reference that array outside of the loop? I defined $heights as public in the class too, but that didnt change the outcome either. Thanks.

Note: This site is only local and used as a calculator, so to speak, and I have no concerns about data structures or injection at this time, merely the formula in this loop. I have a working php loop involving an html table that houses test values. I am attaching a screenshot of the table, but it pulls data from a database table for 4 test attributes per 8 tests. In other words, there are 8 test columns and each column is filled with 4 test variables from the database. The 5th row calculates a percentage from a formula and after all of this is done for the 8 tests, there is an overall percentage of the 8 average values. This makes more sense looking at the screenshot, but the final row is made up from the formula. This works perfectly, except the new files we're using can have less than 8 tests, so my old formula basing the answer off of 8 tests is inaccurate now. I'm looking for a fairly quick and dirty solution for the time being that will just count how many columns actually contain data. Here is the code for the table, and the php loop data is near the bottom. Basically, I want a better way to use a count in my form loop as well as my average where they are currently using 8. <table style="width:100%; border:none; border-collapse:collapse;"> <tr style="border:none;"> <th style="border:none; text-align: left;" >Meter Test</th> <th style="border:none;">Test 1</th> <th style="border:none;">Test 2</th> <th style="border:none;">Test 3</th> <th style="border:none;">Test 4</th> <th style="border:none;">Test 5</th> <th style="border:none;">Test 6</th> <th style="border:none;">Test 7</th> <th style="border:none;">Test 8</th> </tr> <tr style="border: none;" > <td style="border:none; text-align: left;">Test Rate GPM: </td> <td><? echo $row['test1TestRateGPM'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test2TestRateGPM'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test3TestRateGPM'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test4TestRateGPM'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test5TestRateGPM'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test6TestRateGPM'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test7TestRateGPM'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test8TestRateGPM'];?> </td> </tr> <tr> <td style="border:none; text-align: left;">Meter Volume: </td> <td><? echo $row['test1MeterVol'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test2MeterVol'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test3MeterVol'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test4MeterVol'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test5MeterVol'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test6MeterVol'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test7MeterVol'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test8MeterVol'];?> </td> </tr> <tr> <td style="border:none; text-align: left;">Tester Volume: </td> <td><? echo $row['test1TesterVol'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test2TesterVol'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test3TesterVol'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test4TesterVol'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test5TesterVol'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test6TesterVol'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test7TesterVol'];?> </td> <td><? echo $row['test8TesterVol'];?> </td> </tr> <tr> <td style="border:none; text-align: left;">Tester Accuracy: </td> <td><? echo $row['test1Accuracy'];?>% </td> <td><? echo $row['test2Accuracy'];?>% </td> <td><? echo $row['test3Accuracy'];?>% </td> <td><? echo $row['test4Accuracy'];?>% </td> <td><? echo $row['test5Accuracy'];?>% </td> <td><? echo $row['test6Accuracy'];?>% </td> <td><? echo $row['test7Accuracy'];?>% </td> <td><? echo $row['test8Accuracy'];?>% </td> <td style="border:none;">Overall</td> </tr> <tr> <td style="border:none; text-align: left;">Corrected Accuracy: </td> //here starts the loop within the table cell <?php $sum=0; for($i=1; $i<=8; $i++){ if($row["test".$i."TesterVol"] == 0){ $row["test".$i."TesterVol"] = 0.001; } $testFormA = $row["test".$i."MeterVol"] / $row["test".$i."TesterVol"]; $testFormB = $testFormA * $row["test".$i."Accuracy"]; $testFinalForm = $testFormB; $sum += $testFinalForm; ?> <td><?php echo round($testFinalForm,3) ?>%</td> <?php } $average = $sum / 8; ?> <td><?php echo round($average,5)?>% </td> </tr> </table>

Say I have this array. $block_io->get_current_price(array()); That array will give me this output. { "status" : "success", "data" : { "network" : "BTC", "prices" : [ { "price" : "1500.01", "price_base" : "AUD", "exchange" : "coinspot", "time" : 1488955012 }, { How can I convert the above output into individual variables? For eg. $status = 'success'; $network = 'BTC'; $price = '1500.01'; ...etc

I'm trying to create a code that moves a string array A B C D E around based on the amount specified entered into a field in a form and the direction which is also entered into the form. What I want to do is to make the $newarray equal $array when the page is refreshed and the submit button is hit again. That way A B C D E when moved LEFT by 1 will be B C D E A and then if RIGHT and 2 is entered, you will see E A B C D. I've been struggling to get session working and just ended up more lost. Here is the code I got so far. I would greatly appreciate any help with this. <html> <div style="border:1px solid black;font-weight:bold;"> <div style="border:none;">A B C D E</div> <form method="POST"> <input type="text" name="thebutton"/> <input type="text" name="offset"/> <input type="submit" value="SUBMIT"/> </form> </div> <?php session_start(); if (isset($_POST["offset"], $_POST["thebutton"])) { $shift=$_POST["offset"]; $direction=$_POST["thebutton"]; $counter=0; $array=array('A','B','C','D','E'); if ($direction=="LEFT"){ for($i=$shift; $counter+$shift<5; $i++,$counter++){ $newarray[$counter]=$array[$counter+$shift]; } for($j=0; $j<$shift; $j++){ $newarray[$counter + $j]=$array[$j]; } } if ($direction=="RIGHT"){ for($counter=0,$k=5-$shift; $counter<$shift; $counter++){ $newarray[$counter]=$array[$counter+$k]; } for($j=0; $j<5-$shift; $j++){ $newarray[$counter + $j]=$array[$j]; } } echo $newarray[0]; echo $newarray[1]; echo $newarray[2]; echo $newarray[3]; echo $newarray[4]; } ?> </html>

Hey guys, I have a php array that looks like this: Array ( [opportunity_items] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [id] => 2783 [opportunity_id] => 92 [item_id] => [item_type] => [opportunity_item_type] => 0 [opportunity_item_type_name] => Group [name] => Strobes [transaction_type] => [transaction_type_name] => [accessory_inclusion_type] => [accessory_inclusion_type_name] => [accessory_mode] => The array goes on for ages, but I have only shown the bits I need. I want to create a new array that just contains the [id] key. I can get the first value by doing this: echo $array["opportunity_items"]["0"]["id"]; But I somehow I need to loop through this to get all of the rest of the values. Thanks, Andy

Hello, Im hoping to get help from here, i have arrays of text fields that i need to get sums,.. <div class='fldgroup'> <input type="text" name="fld[0]"> <input type="text" name="fld[0]"> <input type="text" name="fld[0]"> <input type="text" name="sumfld[0]"> <button>Add Another Field</button> <input type="text" name="fld[1]"> <input type="text" name="fld[1]"> <input type="text" name="fld[1]"> <input type="text" name="sumfld[1]"> <button>Add Another Field</button> </div> <button>Add Another Group</button> how can i get the sum of all fld[0] and put it to sumfld[0] same as the fld[1] to sumfld[1],.. every text field is dynamically added using clone., i hope somebody can help me with this.... Thank you in advance...

I'm using WordPress and Tribe's Event Calendar and Event ticket plus plugins. Their website is http://theeventscalendar.co.uk. I've been using their forums but it's taking a while to sort this out, so though someone on here might be able to help. I've got an array that I need to echo out part of. Inside each key (0, 1, 2, 3 and so on) there are numerous parts like ["ID"], ["name"] and so on. I want to echo out the ["name"] part of the key. I have a var dump for 10 keys in the array, each of which have their own ["name"] set. In the situation I'm using it, it will always have just 1 in the array, so I can target the first key in the array. Any ideas please on how to echo the ["name"] part? I have left a var dump of the array below. array(10) { [0]=> object(Tribe__Tickets__Ticket_Object)#4474 (20) { ["ID"]=> int(405) ["name"]=> string(16) "2 day sssts kent" ["description"]=> string(0) "" ["price"]=> string(3) "295" ["regular_price"]=> string(3) "295" ["on_sale"]=> bool(false) ["admin_link"]=> string(42) "http://ssstsuk.co.uk/wp-admin/&action=edit" ["frontend_link"]=> string(38) "http://ssstsuk.co.uk/2-day-sssts-kent/" ["provider_class"]=> string(48) "Tribe__Tickets_Plus__Commerce__WooCommerce__Main" ["provider":protected]=> NULL ["stock":protected]=> int(0) ["global_stock_mode":protected]=> string(3) "own" ["global_stock_cap":protected]=> int(0) ["qty_sold":protected]=> int(0) ["qty_pending":protected]=> int(0) ["qty_cancelled":protected]=> int(0) ["manage_stock":protected]=> bool(false) ["start_date"]=> string(19) "2016-07-07 08:00:00" ["end_date"]=> string(19) "2016-07-30 17:00:00" ["purchase_limit"]=> string(1) "0" } [1]=> object(Tribe__Tickets__Ticket_Object)#4494 (20) { ["ID"]=> int(308) ["name"]=> string(22) "2 Day SSSTS Chelmsford" ["description"]=> string(0) "" ["price"]=> string(3) "265" ["regular_price"]=> string(3) "265" ["on_sale"]=> bool(false) ["admin_link"]=> string(42) "http://ssstsuk.co.uk/wp-admin/&action=edit" ["frontend_link"]=> string(64) "http://ssstsuk.co.uk/1-day-health-safety-awareness-chelmsford-2/" ["provider_class"]=> string(48) "Tribe__Tickets_Plus__Commerce__WooCommerce__Main" ["provider":protected]=> NULL ["stock":protected]=> int(0) ["global_stock_mode":protected]=> string(3) "own" ["global_stock_cap":protected]=> int(0) ["qty_sold":protected]=> int(13) ["qty_pending":protected]=> int(0) ["qty_cancelled":protected]=> int(0) ["manage_stock":protected]=> bool(false) ["start_date"]=> string(19) "2016-06-20 08:00:00" ["end_date"]=> string(19) "2016-07-20 17:00:00" ["purchase_limit"]=> string(1) "0" } [2]=> object(Tribe__Tickets__Ticket_Object)#4687 (20) { ["ID"]=> int(306) ["name"]=> string(46) "1 Day Health & Safety Awareness Chelmsford" ["description"]=> string(0) "" ["price"]=> string(2) "95" ["regular_price"]=> string(2) "95" ["on_sale"]=> bool(false) ["admin_link"]=> string(42) "http://ssstsuk.co.uk/wp-admin/&action=edit" ["frontend_link"]=> string(62) "http://ssstsuk.co.uk/1-day-health-safety-awareness-chelmsford/" ["provider_class"]=> string(48) "Tribe__Tickets_Plus__Commerce__WooCommerce__Main" ["provider":protected]=> NULL ["stock":protected]=> int(0) ["global_stock_mode":protected]=> string(3) "own" ["global_stock_cap":protected]=> int(0) ["qty_sold":protected]=> int(0) ["qty_pending":protected]=> int(0) ["qty_cancelled":protected]=> int(0) ["manage_stock":protected]=> bool(false) ["start_date"]=> string(19) "2016-06-20 08:00:00" ["end_date"]=> string(19) "2016-07-19 17:00:00" ["purchase_limit"]=> string(1) "0" } [3]=> object(Tribe__Tickets__Ticket_Object)#4662 (20) { ["ID"]=> int(304) ["name"]=> string(46) "1 Day Health & Safety Awareness Colchester" ["description"]=> string(0) "" 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"150" ["on_sale"]=> bool(false) ["admin_link"]=> string(42) "http://ssstsuk.co.uk/wp-admin/&action=edit" ["frontend_link"]=> string(51) "http://ssstsuk.co.uk/1-day-health-safety-awareness/" ["provider_class"]=> string(48) "Tribe__Tickets_Plus__Commerce__WooCommerce__Main" ["provider":protected]=> NULL ["stock":protected]=> int(0) ["global_stock_mode":protected]=> string(3) "own" ["global_stock_cap":protected]=> int(0) ["qty_sold":protected]=> int(1) ["qty_pending":protected]=> int(0) ["qty_cancelled":protected]=> int(0) ["manage_stock":protected]=> bool(false) ["start_date"]=> string(19) "2016-06-20 08:00:00" ["end_date"]=> string(19) "2016-07-12 17:00:00" ["purchase_limit"]=> string(1) "0" } [5]=> object(Tribe__Tickets__Ticket_Object)#4705 (20) { ["ID"]=> int(298) ["name"]=> string(19) "2 Day SSSTS Romford" ["description"]=> string(0) "" ["price"]=> string(3) "295" ["regular_price"]=> string(3) "295" ["on_sale"]=> bool(false) ["admin_link"]=> string(42) 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I have the following in a form that edits values already put into a dbase. $alev = array(1 => '1', 2 => '2', 3 => '3', 4 => '4', 5 => '5', 6 => 'AP'); $dblev = explode(',',$row['hw_lev']); foreach ($alev as $key => $lev){ if(in_array($lev,$dblev)){ echo "<input type='checkbox' name='ud_lev[]' value='$lev' checked> $lev"; } else { echo "<input type='checkbox' name='ud_lev[]' value='$lev'> $lev"; } When I attempt to edit the dbase values, the following occurs: When I select the "A" checkbox, it is input into the database and reflects in the results. When I attempt to edit this, the "A" box is checked and all is well. When I select anything else AND "A" ("1", "A"), it is input into the database and reflects in the results. When I attempt to edit this, the "1" box is checked but the "A" box is NOT checked. This is what I need. I feel like the problem is with the array? But it could be the loop.. Probably something totally staring me in the face. You know how it goes. I was wondering if you see a problem in the array or in the loop. Any thoughts would be appreciated!