can anybody let me know why array_search doesnt works for me? All i want is to se开发者_开发百科arch value and and get corresponding key value for eg if i search wiliam i should get 4.. Its simple but aint working for me
<?php
$fqlResult[0]['uid']='1';
$fqlResult[0]['name']='Jay';
$fqlResult[1]['uid']='2';
$fqlResult[1]['name']='UserName2';
$fqlResult[2]['uid']='3';
$fqlResult[2]['name']='Frances';
$fqlResult[3]['uid']='4';
$fqlResult[3]['name']='William';
for($i=0;$i<count($fqlResult);$i++)
{
$userdbname="'".$fqlResult[$i]['name']."'";
$userdb[$userdbname]="'".$fqlResult[$i]['uid']."'";
}
echo "<pre>";
print_r($userdb);
echo "</pre>";
echo array_search('4', $userdb);
?>
It doesn't work because array_seach
searches values and "William" is a key. To complicate things, your values and keys are wrapped in single quotes during the for
loop.
You'd want to do something like this:
if ( ! empty($userdb["'William'"]) )
{
// Echoes "'4'"
echo $userdb["'William'"];
}
// To find user ID "'4'"
// Outputs "'William'"
echo array_search("'4'", $userdb);
If you don't want things wrapped in single quotes, you'll need to change your for
loop as follows:
for($i=0;$i<count($fqlResult);$i++)
{
$userdbname=$fqlResult[$i]['name'];
$userdb[$userdbname]=$fqlResult[$i]['uid'];
}
if ( ! empty($userdb["William"]) )
{
// Outputs "4" (without the single quotes)
echo $userdb["William"];
}
// To find user ID "4" (without the single quotes)
// Outputs "William"
echo array_search('4', $userdb);
array_search() searches values, not keys.
If you want to check the existence of something that you use as a key in an array, you can just use isset:
if(isset($userdb['William'])) {
echo "$userdb[William] is William's uid!";
}
for($i=0;$i<count($fqlResult);$i++)
{
$userdbname=$fqlResult[$i]['uid'];
$userdb[$userdbname]=$fqlResult[$i]['name'];
}
Change
$userdb[$userdbname]="'".$fqlResult[$i]['uid']."'";
with this
$userdb[$i] = "{$fqlResult[$i]['name']}";
array_search
only works with arrays of scalar data. You're trying to search an array of arrays. You can easily search the array yourself:
function search_array_col($array, $col, $val)
{
foreach ($array as $key => $a)
{
if ($a[$col] == $val) return $key;
}
return null;
}
echo search_array_col($fqlResult, 'name', 'William') , "\n";
echo search_array_col($fqlResult, 'uid', '4') , "\n";
Edit: n/m, I misread your code. However, you could still use this to search your original array, so I'll leave the answer for reference.
try this:
foreach($fqlResult as $result)
{
$name = $result["name"];
$uid = $result["uid"];
$userdb[$name] = $uid;
}
then you want to use array_key_exists() to find the key. array_search() only works for searching values, not keys.
$nameExists = array_key_exists("William",$userdb);
You can remove the quotes in the $userdbname="'".$fqlResult[$i]['name']."'";
rewrite it to
$userdbname= $fqlResult[$i]['name'];
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