php array not received correctly in class constructor

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I'm trying to pass an array to a class constructor, and for some reason the constructor receives different arrays than the ones I'm sending. The code building the 2 arrays and sending them:

$exportArray=array();
            foreach($new->arr as $ar){
                $values[]=intval($ar[4]);
                $dates[]=strtotime($ar[1]);
                $exportArray[]=array($ar[5],$ar[0],$ar[2],$ar[3],$ar[1]);
            }
            $new->query="SELECT distinct c_name,date,m_name,t_amount,t_id FROM transport,customer,driver,material WHERE"
                    . " customer.c_id=transport.c_id AND material.m_id=transport.m_id AND transport.d_id=$name ORDER BY date DESC LIMIT $lim";
            //var_dump($new->query);
            $new->again();
            foreach($new->arr as $ar){
                echo "<tr><td><a href='customers.php?c_name=$ar[0]'>$ar[0]</a></td><td>$ar[1]</td><td><a href='materials.php?m_name=$ar[2]'>$ar[2]</a></td><td>$ar[3]</tr>";
                //var_dump($ar);
            }
            ?>
        </table>
  <?php
    if(isset($lim)&&$lim!="1"){
        $qr=new query("SELECT last FROM graph");
        $last=$qr->arr[0][0];
            var_dump($values);
            var_dump($dates);
        $graph1=new graphs($dates,$values,"Deliveries With Respect To Dates","driver");
        $graph1->getGraph("date");
        $qr->again();

The class constructor receives them and performs checks:

class graphs{

    public $xtype=NULL;
    public $ytype=NULL;
    public $graph=NULL;
    private $xs=array();
    private $ys=array();
    public $type=NULL;

    public function __construct($arr1,$arr2,$title,$type){
        if(!is_array($arr1)||!is_array($arr2)){
            die("in order to see the graph, you need more than one result!");
        }
        elseif(count($arr1)<=1||count($arr2)<=1){
            var_dump($arr1);
            var_dump($arr2);
            die("in order to see the RELEVANT graph, you need more than one result!");
        }
        $this->title=$title;
        $this->xs=$arr1;
        $this->ys=$arr2;
        $this->graph= new Graph(600,400,'auto');
        $this->graph->SetScale("textlin");
        $this->graph->SetShadow();
        $this->graph->title->Set($this->title);
        $this->graph->title->SetFont(FF_ARIAL,FS_NORMAL,9);
        $this->graph->xaxis->setTickLabels($arr1);
        if($type=="driver"){
            $this->type=1;
        }
        elseif($type=="customer"){
            $this->type=2;
        }
        elseif($type=="material"){
            $this->type=3;
        }
    }//construct

Getting this on browser(first 2 dumps are what i'm sending,second ones are the ones the class is dumping):

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Please show us the full script with class definition and everything — Rizier123
– Rizier123, Commented Jan 17, 2015 at 15:57
I can't replicate that - are you certain that code gives you that error? Because according to the error, you're somehow getting the string customers, which isn't present in your input data at all. phpfiddle.org/main/code/szvx-6byt — andrewsi
– andrewsi, Commented Jan 17, 2015 at 15:58
What is the output if you use print_r() right at the top of the constructor? (Also comment all other code lines out) — Rizier123
– Rizier123, Commented Jan 17, 2015 at 16:08
print_r() right after constructor declaration gives the right info. — shnorkel
– shnorkel, Commented Jan 17, 2015 at 16:12

Fevly Pallar · Accepted Answer · 2015-01-17 16:19:43Z

1

I think some of your initializations inside your constructor, especially for your $arr1 & $arr2 argument

   $this->.. = $arr1;
   $this->.. = $arr2 ;

Should be declared before your if(!is_array($arr1)||!is_array($arr2)){..

edited Jan 17, 2015 at 16:19

answered Jan 17, 2015 at 16:10

Fevly Pallar

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