PHP array

I have a page listing part numbers and each row one checkbox. When selected rows are tagged, press "Save" and MySQL is updated. How to create an array?
Each checkbox (row) has a different value.
$TickMark=$Tickmark + 1;
print <<<EOD
<td>
<INPUT type=checkbox name="CheckApp" value="$TickMark">
</td>
<td>$myrow[PartNo]
</td>
When "Save" button is pressed:
$checkapp=$_POST['CheckApp'];
if (issue($checkapp) && $checkapp !="") {
mysql_query("UPDATE StockReg SET OrderTick = '$checkapp' WHERE PartNo = 'partno'");

rasat wrote:
Romashka wrote:What a strange construct... Is it Perl/Python/Rubysh thing? :?
Copied from from php's official manual. You also recommended to read it, that's what an user may get when too much information.
Where did you read that?
Function Reference - Arrays - foreach
The right way is described here, and also
You may have noticed that the following are functionally identical:
Even in Language Reference - Types - Arrays there's no mention of list/each way, only foreach. So I'm curious why did you choose that way.
It's highly recommended to read Language Reference, Security and Features before Function Reference, and always have the latest version of PHP Manual with users' comments (or online).
rasat wrote:This is why I prefer instead Arch Forum (General Programming Forum) ... if not the direct answer but right direction for the solution.
Arch Community is great!
rasat wrote:Thanks, for the simpler format.
You are welcome!
BTW, you are forum and wiki admin, but who maintains their code? dtw?

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Bind PL/SQL array to PHP array

Hi all!
I try to bind a PL/SQL array (nested tables, index by integer) returned by a PL/SQL-function to an PHP array.
Here is the code:
create or replace package MyPackage as
TYPE my_type IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(1024);
FUNCTION MyFunction RETURN my_type;
end MyPackage;
create or replace PACKAGE BODY MyPackage is
FUNCTION MyFunction RETURN my_type IS
t_docs my_type;
begin
t_docs := my_type('val0','val1','val2');
return t_docs;
end MyFunction;
end MyPackage;
In the PHP-code ist looks like this
$query = "begin :vals := MyPackage.MyFunction; end;";
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oci_execute ($stmt);
Output:
PLS-00382: expression is of wrong type. Error in Line....
This error point to
begin :vals := MyPackage.MyFunction; end;
^^^
Questions:
Is it generally possible to bind a pl/sql array to a php array? Or only the other was around?
Could you please post a snipet of code how to do it the right way :-)
Thanks a lot for your help! Christian

As you noted, you can't return a PL/SQL array and map it to a PHP array when it is a record type. Likewise, you can't map an object type to a PHP array. You can return a reference cursor through PL/SQL, and then fetch the function result with oci_fetch_assoc($rc).
Alternatively, you can return an object type collection or a pipelined table function result into PHP. It's a bit long but you'll find examples on my blog. Start here, and there's a link to a full discussion of pipelined table functions:
http://blog.mclaughlinsoftware.com/2009/03/19/beats-a-reference-cursor/
This is an object table example, which you may prefer over pipelined table functions:
http://blog.mclaughlinsoftware.com/2009/03/23/object-record-collections/
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How to store spry data in php array

I am trying to store spry data in php array like this:
<? $foo= array();?>
<div spry:region="dsCALC">
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$foo[]='{dsCALC::DataPrice}';
?>
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Outputs:
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If I tried a variable, it works ok... The array, not... Any ideas?

Outputs:
Array (     [0] => {dsCALC::DataPrice} )
And so it should, because that is what you told the PHP-script to do in the following line of code.
$foo[]='{dsCALC::DataPrice}';
Please remember that PHP code is handled on the server, whereas JavaScript (Spry) is handeld on the client (browser) end. JavaScript cannot be handeld by PHP nor can JavaScript handel PHP.
My question to you is, why do you want to store the data in a PHP-array and how is the Spry data obtained?
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Import PHP-Array into Java-Application

Hi!
I want to call a PHP-Script from inside my Java-Application. The PHP-Script can return an array.
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thanks! =D
one last question:
-how would i have to change my example to make a
https-connection?
Did you try
URL theURL = new URL("https://www.mysite.com/myscript.php");It works that simply. The only complication is if your server is set up for https or not. This is an Apache (or whatever webserver you are using)problem not a PHP problem.
I think it gets upset if you try and use certificates with problems (self-signed etc) but not having tried this (I have only used it with certificates that are otherwise trustable) I don't know that for sure.
Once upon a time I asked a question about using https as a client in Java and I got a variety of answers including doing mystic stuff with my keystore but I tried the simple and obvious and it works like a charm. At least from an Applet but I see no reason an application won't work the same way.
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PHP Arrays in Dreamweaver

Hi,
First off, I hope this is the proper place to post this
question... I've been looking all over for an answer and have yet
to find one.
I'm currently working on a project where I need to submit an
array of intergers into a database. The user makes a number of
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currently having issue though with only the value of the final
checked box appearing in my database. I'm wondering if anyone can
help as I've checked all over and can not find an appropriate
answer. Thank you in advance.

sacomoney wrote:
> I'm sure it's not overly complicated but I
> guess I'm just not ready to grasp it yet.
It's not overly complicated, but you have come face-to-face
with a
common problem: it appears that you're relying on Dreamweaver
to
generate PHP for you without really understanding how the
code works.
Once you start doing anything not covered by the basic server
behaviors,
you need to have a good knowledge of PHP in order to adapt
the code
successfully. You have made a brave attempt, but it won't
work like that
in a million years.
The code that I gave you needs to go at the top of the page
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<?php
if (isset($_POST['cb_minorcat'])) {
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} else {
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Then you need to change the code created by Dreamweaver from
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Not sure what's going on here, but hopefully someone can spot where I'm going wrong.
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Basically, I've set up a database table to store customer feedback on products.
Its all working fine on this site :
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Its OK - I figured it out - it was the
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line in the query.
Turns out it wasn't that one was working, and the other not - they were both starting from the second record.

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That is odd,
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regards

I did a little testing on Windows 2000 using SQL*Plus and client
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set linesize 200
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[Discuss] Custom array works like PHP array

So far, i only tested it with string object and i hope it also work with other object.
Please give me any suggestion or inform me if have any error.
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for(int i=0;i<k.length;i++) key[length++]=k[i];
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if(key.length<length)throw new ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException();
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field=null;
field=new Object[length][];
for(int i=0;i<temp.length;i++)
{   length=temp[i].length;
field[i]=new Object[length];
for(int j=0;j<length;j++) field[i][j]=temp[i][j];
length=temp.length;
for(int i=0;i<f.length;i++)
{   field[length]=new Object[f[i].length];
for(int j=0;j<f[i].length;j++) field[length][j]=f[i][j];
length++;
temp=null;
public void dump()
{   for(int i=0;i<key.length;i++)
{   System.out.println(key[i]+"=>");
if(i+1>field.length) System.out.println();
else for(int j=0;j<field[i].length;j++) System.out.println(" "+field[i][j]);
public static void main(String[] args)
{   String[] key={"Name","Age","Location","Interest"};
String[][] field=
{   {"Max"},
{"21"},
{"Net surfing","Gaming","Learning"},
String[] key2={"Gender","Email","Height","status"};
String[][] field2=
{"[email protected]","[email protected]","[email protected]"},
{"180"},
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Name=>
Max
Age=>
21
Location=>
Interest=>
Net surfing
Gaming
Learning
Gender=>
Email=>
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Height=>
180
status=>
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Name=>
Max
Age=>
21
Location=>
Interest=>
Net surfing
Gaming
Learning
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Location
Interest
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Learning
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Learning
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>
Almost. LinkedHashMap is an associative array that remembers the order of insertion. You can't however directly access it's n-th element.
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