Archimedees Posted November 14, 2007 Share Posted November 14, 2007 $strMyServer = $_GET["MyServer"]; Above string is passed from a form by get method and it contains several server names. if (isset($_GET["submit"])) { if (!empty($_GET["MyServer"])) { $strMyServer = $_GET["MyServer"]; }// end of (!empty($_GET['MyServer'])) else { die(" I died here"); }//end of else }//end of isset($_GET["submit"])) later in the script I want to search for each of the elements in $strMyServer ( which are server names) in array, $arPageServers and only if it's not there in $arPingServers. When match is found the server is set to inactive in the $arPageServer and $arPingServer respectively. Below is complete script to this effect. <?php // Process $_Get variables if (isset($_GET["submit"])) { if (!empty($_GET["MyServer"])) { $strMyServer = $_GET["MyServer"]; }// end of (!empty($_GET['MyServer'])) else { die(" I died here"); }//end of else }//end of isset($_GET["submit"])) // Load page.conf $arPageConf = read_contents_pageconf("page.conf"); $arPageServers = create_servernamelist_pageconf($arPageConf); $i=0; $MaxServers = count($arPageServers); for($i=0; $i<$MaxServers; $i++) { $arCurrentPageServer = $arPageServers[$i]; $nFound = false; }//end of for($i=0; $i<$MaxServers if($arCurrentPageServer["name"] == $strMyServer) { $Found = true; $arCurrentPageServer["active"] == true; //write new page.conf $nFileHandle = fopen("page.conf", "w"); $i=0; $nMaxlength = count($arParsedLines); for ($i=0; $i<$nMaxlength; $i++) { $arCurrentLine = $arParsedLines[$i]; $strNewLine =""; $bIsActive = $arCurrentPageServer["active"]; if ($bIsActive==false) { $strNewLine = $strNewLine."#"; }//end if ($bIsActive==false) //add URL to string $strNewLine = $strNewLine.$arCurrentLine["url"]."\t"; $strNewLine = $strNewLine.$arCurrentLine["email"]. "\t"; $strNewLine = $strNewLine.$arCurrentLine["size"]. "\t"; $strNewLine = $strNewLine.$arCurrentLine["command"]. "\r\n"; fwrite($nFileHandle,$strNewLine); } //end for ($i=0; $i<$nMaxlength; $i++) fclose($nFileHandle); } else { // load ping.conf $arPingConf = read_contents_pingconf("ping.conf"); $arPingServers = create_servernamelist_pingconf($arPingConf); $i=0; $MaxServers = count($arPingServers); for($i=0; $i<$MaxServers; $i++) { $arCurrentPingServer = $arPingServers[$i]; $nFound = false; } if($arCurrentPingServer["name"] == $strMyServer) { $nFound = true; $arCurrentPingServer["active"] == true; //write new ping.conf $nFileHandle = fopen("ping.conf", "w"); $i=0; $nMaxlength = count($arParsedLines); for ($i=0; $i<$nMaxlength; $i++) { $arCurrentLine = $arParsedLines[$i]; $strNewLine =""; $bIsActive = $arCurrentPingLine["active"]; if($bIsActive==false) { $strNewLine = $strNewLine."#"; }//end if ($bIsActive==false) //add URL to string $strNewLine = $strNewLine.$arCurrentLine["url"]."\t"; $strNewLine = $strNewLine.$arCurrentLine["email"]. "\t"; $strNewLine = $strNewLine.$arCurrentLine["size"]. "\t"; $strNewLine = $strNewLine.$arCurrentLine["command"]. "\r\n"; fwrite($nFileHandle,$strNewLine); }//end for ($i=0; $i<$nMaxlength; $i++) fclose($nFileHandle); }// end of if($arCurrentPingServer["name"] == $strMyServer) }// end of else ?> My problem is that I get Notice: Undefined variable: strMyServer on below lines respectively. Should I first make an array out of $strMyServer for me to compare individual values with the name of the servers in the PageServer and Ping Server lists? I would appreciate some help. if($arCurrentPageServer["name"] == $strMyServer) and if($arCurrentPingServer["name"] == $strMyServer) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
logu Posted November 14, 2007 Share Posted November 14, 2007 try this if( isset($strMyServer) && $arCurrentPageServer["name"] == $strMyServer) if(isset($strMyServer) && $arCurrentPingServer["name"] == $strMyServer) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
aschk Posted November 14, 2007 Share Posted November 14, 2007 You haven't defined your $strMyServer variable UNTIL you get into your first isset if case. If that case fails, then $strMyServer never gets "made" or "set". Thus the variable never exists if your statement fails at the top. So if you try and use it later on PHP can't access that variable as it doesn't exist. Hence your error. ALWAYS initialise your variables. Put this at the top of your code. $strMyServer = ""; Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Archimedees Posted November 14, 2007 Author Share Posted November 14, 2007 @ aschk yeah, that solved the problem. Thanks. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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