I have the following code, not 开发者_如何学Cwritten bymyself, but I am wondering if you could spot anything wrong with it?
$query = "SELECT * from #__properties_type where published = 1 AND parent = ".$Category_id." OR parent = 0";
$db->setQuery( $query );
$types = $db->loadObjectList();
$nP = count($types);
$mitems[0]->id=0;
$mitems[0]->name='Type';
foreach ( $types as $item ) {
$mitems[] = $item;
}
It seems to work fine but sometimes I will see a random Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in etc/etc/etc/
Any ideas?
Your loadObjectList
function seems to return a non-array sometimes, maybe when the SQL query fails.
Quick fix:
if (is_array($types))
foreach ( $types as $item ) {
$mitems[] = $item;
}
but you should look for the deeper cause why the function fails, and handle the error accordingly if there is one.
It probably means your $types
variable isn't being set.
This will set a PHP warning off.
Unless $mitems[0]
is predefined before your code snippet, there's no way PHP can know about $mitems[0]
contains an object, hence $mitems[0]->id
will throw an warning.
To solve this:
$mitems[0] = new YourObject();
$mitems[0]->id=0;
$mitems[0]->name='Type';
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