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php array manipulation
Thanks again, jpadie. After working more on my own, this is what I came up with: $combine_array=array("$cs","$dsd_purch","$wh_purch","$dsd_cred","$sales","$counter","$inv_time")...- barryccampbell
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- Forum: PHP
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php array manipulation
Sorry, I knew my question was very convoluted. I'll try again. I have a form with inputted user data, $csA, $csB, $csC, $dsd_purchA, $dsd_purchB, etc. This data is put into a database with fields cs, dsd_purch, etc. $csA, $csB, and $csC are collapsed into comma-separated values (100,200,300)...- barryccampbell
- Post #5
- Forum: PHP
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php array manipulation
Thanks, jpadie. I see that now, and I knew that wasn't working. It's not the answer I'm really looking for. I guess I'm asking if there is a way to create a fixed variable from 2 different arrays,or use an array of the variables I want, and set it equal to a dynamically generated variable to be...- barryccampbell
- Post #3
- Forum: PHP
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php array manipulation
I have variables pulled from mysql, ex $cs & $counter. $cs has contains 3 numbers, ex 100,200,300 and $counter has 2 names, ex john,bob. In actuality, there are a total of 7 variables with between 2 and 3 data terms inside each variable. I'm trying to explode each variable in the array, attach...- barryccampbell
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