MultiDimensional Array Problem

[andremta]

Hello Guys,

 

I have this problem:

 

<?php
// ... code stripped

print_r($node_array);

echo "Array Count: " . $count($node_array) . "<br>";

$node = 30207;
echo "Temperature for node " . $node . " -> " . $node_array[$node]; 
?> 

 

And the Output:

Array ( [0] => Array ( [30207] => 338.54 ) [1] => Array ( [606121 ] => 338.54 ) [2] => Array ( [606122 ] => 338.54 ) [3] => Array ( [606218 ] => 338.54 ) [4] => Array ( [606219 ] => 338.54 ) [5] => Array ( [783907 ] => 338.54 ) [6] => Array ( [784282 ] => 338.54 ) [7] => Array ( [784283 ] => 338.54 ) [8] => Array ( [784284 ] => 338.54 ) [9] => Array ( [784285 ] => 338.54 ) [10] => Array ( [784395 ] => 338.54 ) [11] => Array ( [784397 ] => 338.54 ) [12] => Array ( [784398 ] => 338.54 ) [13] => Array ( [784745 ] => 338.54 ) [14] => Array ( [784746 ] => 338.54 ) [15] => Array ( [784748 ] => 338.54 ) [16] => Array ( [784932 ] => 338.54 ) [17] => Array ( [784933 ] => 338.54 ) [18] => Array ( [785370 ] => 338.54 ) [19] => Array ( [785388 ] => 338.54 ) [20] => Array ( [786035 ] => 338.54 ) [21] => Array ( [786036 ] => 338.54 ) [22] => Array ( [786037 ] => 338.54 ) [23] => Array ( [786040 ] => 338.54 ) [24] => Array ( [786042 ] => 338.54 ) [25] => Array ( [786045 ] => 338.54 ) [26] => Array ( [787064 ] => 338.54 ) [27] => Array ( [787065 ] => 338.54 ) [28] => Array ( [787067 ] => 338.54 ) [29] => Array ( [787068 ] => 338.54 ) [30] => Array ( [787069 ] => 338.54 ) -> TO BIG TO POST

 

Array Count: 11482

Temperature for node 30207 -> <EMPTY>

 

 

PHP is not printing the temperature for my specified node, what I'm doing wrong?

 

[taquitosensei]

because your keys aren't the nodes they're auto incremented.

 

like this

$node_array[0]=array(array($node1=>"338.54"),array($node2=>"338.54"))  // etc.. etc..

to do it your way it would have to be

$node_array=array($node1=>"338.54";$node2=>"338.54"); 

[andremta]

because your keys aren't the nodes they're auto incremented.

 

like this

$node_array[0]=array(array($node1=>"338.54"),array($node2=>"338.54"))  // etc.. etc..

to do it your way it would have to be

$node_array=array($node1=>"338.54";$node2=>"338.54"); 

 

I'm using this code to add values to my array:

 

$index_array = array($thermal_node => $esatan_temp);	
array_push($node_array, $index_array);

 

[sasa]

try

<?php
$node_array = Array ( '0' => Array ( '30207' => 338.54 ),
				 '1' => Array ( '606121 ' => 338.54 ),
				 '2' => Array ( '606122 ' => 338.54 ),
				 '3' => Array ( '606218 ' => 338.54 ),
				 '4' => Array ( '606219 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '5' => Array ( '783907 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '6' => Array ( '784282 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '7' => Array ( '784283 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '8' => Array ( '784284 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '9' => Array ( '784285 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '10' => Array ( '784395 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '11' => Array ( '784397 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '12' => Array ( '784398 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '13' => Array ( '784745 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '14' => Array ( '784746 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '15' => Array ( '784748 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '16' => Array ( '784932 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '17' => Array ( '784933 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '18' => Array ( '785370 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '19' => Array ( '785388 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '20' => Array ( '786035 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '21' => Array ( '786036 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '22' => Array ( '786037 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '23' => Array ( '786040 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '24' => Array ( '786042 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '25' => Array ( '786045 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '26' => Array ( '787064 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '27' => Array ( '787065 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '28' => Array ( '787067 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '29' => Array ( '787068 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '30' => Array ( '787069 ' => 338.54 ));
$node_array1 = array();
foreach ($node_array as $a) foreach ($a as $k => $v)$node_array1[$k] = $v;
print_r($node_array1);
echo "Array Count: " . count($node_array) . "<br>";
$node = 30207;
echo "Temperature for node " . $node . " -> " . $node_array1[$node]; 
?>

[andremta]

try

<?php
$node_array = Array ( '0' => Array ( '30207' => 338.54 ),
				 '1' => Array ( '606121 ' => 338.54 ),
				 '2' => Array ( '606122 ' => 338.54 ),
				 '3' => Array ( '606218 ' => 338.54 ),
				 '4' => Array ( '606219 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '5' => Array ( '783907 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '6' => Array ( '784282 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '7' => Array ( '784283 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '8' => Array ( '784284 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '9' => Array ( '784285 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '10' => Array ( '784395 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '11' => Array ( '784397 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '12' => Array ( '784398 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '13' => Array ( '784745 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '14' => Array ( '784746 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '15' => Array ( '784748 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '16' => Array ( '784932 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '17' => Array ( '784933 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '18' => Array ( '785370 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '19' => Array ( '785388 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '20' => Array ( '786035 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '21' => Array ( '786036 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '22' => Array ( '786037 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '23' => Array ( '786040 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '24' => Array ( '786042 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '25' => Array ( '786045 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '26' => Array ( '787064 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '27' => Array ( '787065 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '28' => Array ( '787067 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '29' => Array ( '787068 ' => 338.54 ), 
				 '30' => Array ( '787069 ' => 338.54 ));
$node_array1 = array();
foreach ($node_array as $a) foreach ($a as $k => $v)$node_array1[$k] = $v;
print_r($node_array1);
echo "Array Count: " . count($node_array) . "<br>";
$node = 30207;
echo "Temperature for node " . $node . " -> " . $node_array1[$node]; 
?>

 

Thats for the explanation!

 

How can I dynamically add values to the array?

 

I was trying...

 

while($i < 10) {
echo $i;
$node_array = Array ( $i => Array ( $node => $temp ));
$i++;
}

 

[sasa]

 

I'm using this code to add values to my array:

 

$index_array = array($thermal_node => $esatan_temp);	
array_push($node_array, $index_array);

 

use

$node_array[$thermal_node] = $esatan_temp;