I can't seem to get the 'required_ids' array in my url to be passed into a php variable. Basically I just want to count the size of the array in php so I can put that number in a DB. The problem I have is getting the url string into a variable to pull the requested_ids out.
http://www.somewebsite.com/somedirectory?sk=14058889342675&requested_ids%5B0%5D=51630110&r开发者_如何学Cequested_ids%5B1%5D=19109453492
Any ideas how I can quickly count the number of requested_ids? Thanks
If you use this to see what is in $_GET
(which contains the values passed in the URL) :
var_dump($_GET);
You'll get the following kind of output :
array
'sk' => string '14058889342675' (length=14)
'requested_ids' =>
array
0 => string '51630110' (length=8)
1 => string '19109453492' (length=11)
Which means you can use $_GET['requested_ids']
to know what is in that array.
And, using count()
on that array :
var_dump(count($_GET['requested_ids']));
You will get :
int 2
Basically, when values are passed in the query-string using []
, like this :
requested_ids[0]=51630110&requested_ids[1]=19109453492
They end up in a PHP array, in $_GET
, called requested_ids
.
You can try using PHP's count()
on $_GET['recrivied_ids']
array. Or you can serialize
(very useful) requested_ids
array before sending and send it via _GET
. It should be easier than array in URL.
Example:
echo 'Parameters number: ' . count($_GET['requested_ids']);
When serialized:
$requested_ids = unserialize($_GET['requested_ids');
echo count($requested_ids);
Hope it helps. ;)
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