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  1. I am trying to write post variables to a csv file but it writes everything in one line separated by comma <?php $list= array($_POST['purchases']); $file = fopen("purchases.csv", "w"); foreach ($list as $line) { fputcsv($file, $line); } fclose($file); ?> Result in purchases.csv file Marilyn,Nancy,Johan,Carol,Juanic,Shirley But I want every string value on separated line Marilyn Nancy Johan Carol Juanic Shirley
  2. Below I have "Input" where it shows the original string. Basically I want to remove everything before " - ". I would like to know how can I get the "Output" results using PHP? Input $variable_1 = Lulu-free - Swimsuit swimwear red $variable_2 = Pap & Jones - Bard Mini Dress Output $variable_1 = Swimsuit swimwear red $Variable_2 = Bard Mini Dress
  3. Hello. Just a quick question about using a loop to create a string from post variables that will then be used in a query. I have several post variables submitted in a form, some of which contain a value of T. Others are not selected. In the database there are several columns which may contain values of T or may not. I would like to construct a query that searches for specific columns containing T and ignoring the rest. I'm using WHERE "T" IN(colnames). I need to get the column names into a comma separated string. Here's what I'm using: $postVal = array("1", "2", "3", "4", "5"); foreach ($postVal as $key=>$val){ $newVar = “col”.$val; if ($$newVar == "T") { *create/add to comma-separated string } else { *ignore } } I hope that seems clear enough. I'm just not sure if I'm on the right track or not. What do you think? Thank you, in advance!
  4. i need to change the color of a word in a string where the word is unknown (from $_POST) and may have one or more uppercase chars. code please.
  5. I have a string e.g. products.0.name and I want to change the string to; products[0][name] I have come up with some code that works but is a bit of a hack, my code is below; var array = field.split("."); field = array[0]+'['+array[1]+']['+array[2]+']'; Is there a better way, I am sure there is using regex? Thanks
  6. I am using AJAX to send an array of values to a PHP page that will insert the data into MySQL database. For some reason only the last 5 values are inserted into the MySQL database and I am woundering how to fix that. I am using foreach loop. AJAX Request: Array: [".testimonial", 1119, 316, 1663, 608, "#header", 723, 66, 1663, 608] Posting the array: Sending Array Parameters using " ; " to split. clicks .testimonial;1119;316;1663;608;#header;723;66;1663;608 Source Sent: clicks=.testimonial%3B1119%3B316%3B1663%3B608%3B%23header%3B723%3B66%3B1663%3B608 PHP Page <?php $clicks = $_GET["clicks"]; $clickArray = explode(";",$clicks); $arrays = array_chunk($clickArray, 5); $servername = "localhost"; $username = "root"; $password = "password"; $dbname = "clickmap"; // Create connection $conn = new mysqli($servername, $username, $password, $dbname); // Check connection if ($conn->connect_error) { die("Connection failed: " . $conn->connect_error); } $keys = array('postIdentifier', 'postPos_x', 'postPos_y','postWindowWidth','postWindowHeight'); foreach ($arrays as $array_num => $array) { $values = array(); foreach ($array as $item_num => $item) { $values[] = $item; } $data = array_combine($keys, $values); extract($data); // now your variables are declared with the right values http://php.net/manual/en/function.extract.php $sql = "INSERT INTO data (user_id, identifier_name, pos_x, pos_y, window_width, window_height, status) VALUES ('1', '$postIdentifier', '$postPos_x', '$postPos_y','$postWindowWidth','$postWindowHeight', 'ok')"; } if ($conn->query($sql) === TRUE) { echo "New record created successfully"; } else { echo "Error: " . $sql . "<br>" . $conn->error; } $conn->close(); ?> Is this the correct way of coding it, and why does it post only the last 5 values? Any help would be much appreciated!
  7. I have a DB of data: article-id, section-id, subsection-id, article-text. When a row is fetched I am displaying article, section, subsection as <h3>, <h4>, <h5> and then text in a <p>. Before outputting the text I want to scan it for other articles, sections, or subsections it may reference then turn that reference into a hyperlink. I read the PHP documentation but I can't find anything that translates to the basic commands of instring, indexof, and left/mid/right. Example: 1. Article Name 100. Article 1, section 1 100.a article 1, section 1, subsection a Text blah blah blah 105.f blah blah blah I want to find that 105.f and turn it into a link. All my articles, sections, and subsections are in the DB so I know I can use an array of the number values as my items to look for, but I can't figure out how to look.
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