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Posted by Jochem Maas on 10/20/87 11:16
Paul Nowosielski wrote:
> HI All,
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> I'm trying to build an array of user id's. This is the code I've written
> that does not work.
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> while($row=mysql_fetch_array($result)){
thereisnothingwrongwithwhitespaceitcanhelplegebilityofyourcode:-)
> // put user ID's into an array;
> $uidToAdmin .= array ("$row[user_id]");
you are concatenating an array (which will be cast to a string)
to a string - this won't do what you want.
also putting '$row[user_id]' in double quotes is pointless,
remember that if you don't put it in double quotes then you
have to quote the array 'key' like so (or suffer an E_NOTICE):
<? echo $row['user_id']; ?>
so to build up an (indexed) array (as opposed to associative):
<?php
$uidToAdmin = array();
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) {
// put user ID's into an array;
$uidToAdmin[] = $row['user_id'];
}
// DEBUG:
// I'll assume you will run this via your browser
// therefore a <pre> tag is used to make the output
// readable
echo '<pre>';
var_dump( $uidToAdmin );
echo '</pre>';
?>
I would suggest you take (another?) look at the
documentation on arrays, php arrays are really very very
cool - knowing how to use them properly is a
powerful weapon in your php arsenal. :-)
have fun
> // for debugging
> echo "<br>UID $row[user_id]<BR>";
> echo "<BR>AUID $uidToAdmin[0]";
> }
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> So how can I continue adding to this array in the while loop?
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> TIA
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