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I asked this question before and I did receive the answer I was looking for. But now I realize something. It only works for the first result. Let me explain. I am using this API. https://block.io/api/simple/php $get_address = $block_io->get_transactions(array('type' => 'received', 'addresses' => $my_wallet)); $api_amount = $get_address->data->txs[0]->amounts_received[0]->amount; $api_recp = $get_address->data->txs[0]->amounts_received[0]->recipient; $api_trans_id = $get_address->data->txs[0]->txid; $api_sender_id = $get_address->data->txs[0]->senders; These are variables above i am using to check if something is true or not. For eg. The form below. I want to check if the $api_trans_id matches the the post id I submit below. if($api_trans_id == $_POST['trans-id']) { echo 'Success'; } else { echo 'Fail.'; } <form action="" method="post"> <input type="text" name="trans-id" value="" maxlength="1084" /> <input type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit" /> </form> The above works if the first result in the json array below has the same post id or else it fails. I want to loop through ALL the json arrays and try to match the post id($_POST['trans-id']). Below are the 3 array results to give you an example. The first txid is "41d9afcc73da63c45674088411460116cfefe324cc7a6f5fcb267d9f584adf73". If I submit this same id as the post id in the form, it'll be success full. But if I use the 2nd or 3rd txid below, it will fail. So how can I change this "$api_trans_id = $get_address->data->txs[0]->txid;" so that it looks for all three txid instead of only the first one? { "status" : "success", "data" : { "network" : "BTC", "txs" : [ { "txid" : "41d9afcc73da63c45674088411460116cfefe324cc7a6f5fcb267d9f584adf73", "from_green_address" : false, "time" : 1496877627, "confirmations" : 3080, "amounts_received" : [ { "recipient" : "1QFaAYB4r8sk7MG3beb7yY4R21t9JrnMwK", "amount" : "0.00200000" } ], "senders" : [ "2EqvPUTwjUuon6c2a6YxBreJtBkkZD5fsp" ], "confidence" : 1.0, "propagated_by_nodes" : null }, { "txid" : "2f72d4dd97234937ddf6e8174b17a9a421ba35bbfb6fa40cfeb6ac92db6ce032", "from_green_address" : false, "time" : 1491675979, "confirmations" : 12338, "amounts_received" : [ { "recipient" : "1QFaAYB4r8sk7MG3beb7yY4R21t9JrnMwK", "amount" : "0.00010000" } ], "senders" : [ "3L98MQZKvwNo21fFpY7RJ9HYfYdv62XpYz" ], "confidence" : 1.0, "propagated_by_nodes" : null }, { "txid" : "fce58f0cb1d32c1ed7c27825c41753ce98323771bd931f0a0f99b6294d9ee642", "from_green_address" : false, "time" : 1491672301, "confirmations" : 12341, "amounts_received" : [ { "recipient" : "1QFaAYB4r8sk7MG3beb7yY4R21t9JrnMwK", "amount" : "0.00010000" } ], "senders" : [ "4L98MQZKvwNo21fFpY7RJ9HYfYdv62XpYz" ], "confidence" : 1.0, "propagated_by_nodes" : null }, ] } }

Hi, Apologies if this isn't the right forum for this question. I couldn't find the perfect forum for my question, but I'm hoping someone can help. Basically, I've been having problems with a site I manage, with the site going down regularly, 401 Forbidden error pages cropping up reguarly, as well as Server Configuration Error pages, although only ever sporadically. I've been trying everything to work out the issue but no luck as of yet. However, one thing that seems strange is the following messages that I'm getting in the access logs. Now, this shouldn't be a problem as Facebook often creates messages like these when it's accessing files from a server. However, there are thousands of messages like this that reference files that don't exist. Honestly, it's constantly trying to access .jpg files that don't exist, and so I suspect this is what's causing the server to keep crashing. Has anyone had anything similar to this before? comono.co.uk 173.252.88.88 - - [20/Nov/2015:13:13:46 +0000] "GET /uploads/2009/9/28/873128bf77.jpg HTTP/1.1" 403 379 "-" "facebookexternalhit/1.1 (+http://www.facebook.com/externalhit_uatext.php)" Thanks, Russ