I'm having trouble getting the array to work right, let me show you the code here
function scanArray(){
$al = sizeof($_userLoaders);
echo $al. "<br />";
for ($tr = 0; $tr <= $al; $tr++) {
echo "value: " .$tr. "<br />";
echo $_userLoaders[$tr];
}
}
//Fetch user's loaders.
$_userLoaders;
function get_user_loaders(){
$con = connectToMySQL();//connects to my_sql
mysql_select_db("my_database", $con);//connect database
$t = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM someTable
WHERE value_a=".$_SESSION['value_a']." AND value_b=someValue");
$x= 0;
//lets loop through the results and create an array to compare later.
while ($result = mysql_fetch_array($t)){
$_userLoaders[$x] = $result['value_c'];
$x++;
}
//lets get all the options for
print_r($_userLoaders);//this part prints what it should
scanArray();
}
okay, I minimized the code above to show you what's going on. Pretty much function get_user_loaders()
works great. It fetches data from a table in a database, and returns what it should. Second, it makes an array out of it. Again, this part works great. When the print_r()
method is called it prints what it should, here's an example of what it prints:
Array ( [0] => tableValue )
yes, at this point it only has one value, please note that this value can vary from no values to 100 values which is why I am using an array. In this case, i'm testing it with one value.
Now, once I call scanArray()
It doesn't echo the values.
the scanArray()
function echoes the following:
0
value:
so what I don't understand is why does it print it out, but it doesn't display the function? Thanks in advance.
for ($tr = 0; $tr <= $al - 1; $tr++) {
– botzko Mar 10 '12 at 22:47