Before unserialized it worked...

[AncientSage]

I have multiple arrays stored in a text file, they're serialized, so if I don't unserialize them, they come back in the serialized form. Anyway, I've unserialized them, and attempted to make it so they work, but now it's only returning one of the arrays in my foreach loop. As if it's only unserializing one array, and getting rid of the rest...

Example...

s:40:"text ";
s:40:"text ";
s:40:"text ";

Now, it's only returning the first line, I need it to unserialize all 3 arrays, and display them all. Any ideas how that would be done? Do I need to use the explode function before or after I unserialize?

[AncientSage]

It's not displaying any now, here is the code...

[code]
  $fp = fopen($textfile, "r");
  $file = file_get_contents($textfile, False, NULL);
  $u_rows = unserialize($file);
  $rows = explode("\n", $u_rows);
  delete_row($rows); //Pay no attention to this, it doesn't effect the overall code.
    }
  echo "<form action=\"" . append_sid("admin.php") . "\" method=\"POST\">";
      foreach($rows as $x => $row) {
        if($row == ""){
          continue;
        }
      echo '<input type="checkbox" name="row[]" value="'. $x .'">' . $row . "<br /> ";
      }
  echo "<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"checksubmit\">";
  echo "<br /><input type=\"submit\" value=\"Delete Selected\">";
  echo "</form>";     
[/code]

[kenrbnsn]

You're doing the unserialize at the wrong time, try this:
[code]<?php
$fcontents = file($textfile); // read the entire file into an array
foreach ($fcontents as $line) {
    $arr = unserialize($line);
    echo '<pre>' . print_r($arr, true) . '</pre>';
}
?>[/code]

See if this works and then apply the concept to your script.

Ken

[AncientSage]

That's what I attempted earlier, I must've done something wrong though, as it didn't work last time I attempted. Anyway, thanks for the help, and it's working now after applying it to the code the way you posted.