I want to modify an array cell, which I can do when I know the cell as a number. However here my cell position is given by $i
.
pomme[`${i}`]=""
I tried without the `` and it doesn't work either?
How am I suppose to do it?
I want to modify an array cell, which I can do when I know the cell as a number. However here my cell position is given by $i
.
pomme[`${i}`]=""
I tried without the `` and it doesn't work either?
How am I suppose to do it?
You don't need the quotes. Just use ${i}
, or even $i
:
pomme[${i}]=""
Or
pomme[$i]=""
php,mysql,arrays,variables,multidimensional-array
The explode function is being used correctly, so your problem is further up. Either $data[$i] = mysql_result($result,$i,"data"); isn't returning the expected string "2015-06-04" from the database OR your function $data[$i] = data_eng_to_it_($data[$i]); isn't returning the expected string "04 June 2015" So test further up by echo / var_dump after both...
You don't need the quotes. Just use ${i}, or even $i: pomme[${i}]="" Or pomme[$i]="" ...
linux,vagrant,backup,virtual-machine,sync
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linux,shell,sed,grep,pattern-matching
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linux,linux-kernel,kernel,linux-device-driver,system-calls
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javascript,jquery,html,arrays,contains
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php,linux,apache,logging,permissions
I'd simply set its owner to apache user. This will give you the name of apache user : ps aux | grep httpd In my case (CentOS), it's 'apache' but sometimes it's 'www-data'... chown apache:apache /var/log/httpd/php_errors.log chmod 600 /var/log/httpd/php_errors.log ...
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c,arrays,segmentation-fault,initialization,int
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javascript,arrays,angularjs,foreach
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php,arrays,codeigniter,foreach
You can use active record as below. $arrResult = $this->db ->where('id','foo') ->where_in('result',array(1,2)) // alternative to above condition //->where('(result = 1 OR result = 2)') ->get('mytable') ->result_array(); foreach($arrResult as $result){ // run code based on $result; } ...
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javascript,arrays,loops,foreach,innerhtml
Just take a variable for the occurrence of even or odd numbers. var myArray = function (nums) { var average = 0; var totalSum = 0; var hasEven = false; // flag if at least one value is even => true, otherwise false nums.forEach(function (value) { totalSum = totalSum +...
You can't do it with arrays or dictionaries; both are mappings from keys to values. Instead, you need to use foreach with a key-value pair system directly: set pairs { set1 table set2 chair set1 chair } foreach {key value} $pairs { puts "$key is $value" } This does actually...
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ruby-on-rails,arrays,ruby,multidimensional-array
dup does not create a deep copy, it copies only the outermost object. From that docs: Produces a shallow copy of obj—the instance variables of obj are copied, but not the objects they reference. dup copies the tainted state of obj. If you are not sure how deep your object...
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javascript,arrays,jquery-selectors
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