[SOLVED] Cant assign a var this value?

[RecoilUK]

Hi guys

 

Cant seem to get my head around why this wont work ...

 

public function ParseResult($box, $file, $keys, $result) {

  $html = $this->GetTemplate($file);
  $keycount = count($keys) - 1;
  for ($i = 0; $i <= $keycount; $i++) {
    $datakey[$keys[$i]] = "<DATA:$keys[$i] />";
  }
  print_r ($datakey);
  echo "<BR>";
}

 

While this does ...

 

public function ParseResult($box, $file, $keys, $result) {

  $html = $this->GetTemplate($file);
  $keycount = count($keys) - 1;
  for ($i = 0; $i <= $keycount; $i++) {
    $datakey[$keys[$i]] = "< DATA:$keys[$i] />";
  }
  print_r ($datakey);
  echo "<BR>";
}

 

Its the part in the for loop.

 

Any ideas?

 

Thanks

[.josh]

You posted the same code block.

[DarkWater]

Actually, he has an extra space before DATA in the second one.   Does it give you an error?

 

Also, you aren't closing the for loop. o-O

[TransmogriBenno]

Try putting {} around the array element that's included in the string, i.e.

$datakey[$keys[$i]] = "<DATA:{$keys[$i]} />";

 

Also, assuming that's the end of the function, you're missing a closing brace. The indentation is pretty bad.

[.josh]

damn maybe it's time to renew my contact prescription :/

[DarkWater]

damn maybe it's time to renew my contact prescription :/

 

I ran diff on the line, not even kidding.  It took me a while too. D:  *Sad stare*

[RecoilUK]

Hi guys

 

Yeah, it gives me an error, with the space its fine, but without it the variable value is blank.

 

As far as the closing of the for loop, bad copy and paste i,m afraid

 

Thanks

[RecoilUK]

No joy with the curly braces {} either.

[mbeals]

have you tried just to echo DATA:$keys[$i] within the loop to see if it really has the value you think it does?

[RecoilUK]

Can I get the plonker of the day award?

 

It is working, but because its valid xhtml markup, it doesnt appear, only when you look at the source.

 

Should have known really, as thats the effect I was going for lol 

 

L8rs