I have an autocomplete text box that users can type an item code into and need to find out what the id number of that item code is in javascript.
Example: $arr1 = array(\'a\' => "1", \'b\' => "2", \'c\' => "3", \'z\' => "4");
I need to create array like that: Array(\'firstkey\' => Array(\'secondkey\' => Array(\'nkey开发者_JS百科\' => ...)))
While writing a recent application I accidentally started filling an array before I had declared it.
I\'m trying to build a multidimensional associative array while fetching the results from a MySQL query.
I recently asked this question, but after some of the responses and some research, i wanted to change what i was actually asking.
So here\'s the input: $in[\'a--b--c--d\'] = \'value\'; And the desired output: $out[\'a\'][\'b\'][\'c\'][\'d\'] = \'value\';
I have a variable named $data[\"main_deal\"] that has the value $xml->deals->deal[0] (as a string). $xml is a simpleXML object, and the value of main_deal is the selector needed to access the da
Without having to change the function signature, I\'d like a PHP function to behave differently if given an associated array instead of a regular array.
$var is an array: Array ( [0] => stdClass Object ( [ID] => 113 [title] => text ) [1] => stdClass Object ( [ID] => 114 [title] => text text text )