How to use generate string using '=>' operator in php

Question

I am trying to set string in foreach loop using =>. Problem is, if I use => operator then string create correctly and generate error... please help me... my sample code is

$field = array();
    $cond = array();
    foreach ($fields as $val) {
        $field[] = $model.'.'.$val;
        $cond[] = $model.'.'.$val.' '.'LIKE '.=>."%".$value."%";
    }

I have generate string like

'or'=>array('ErpProduct.ProductCode LIKE'=>"%".$value."%",'ErpProduct.ProductName LIKE'=>"%".$value."%"),

Enclose it in the quote...? Why do you need => there in the first place? — AyB
– AyB, Commented Mar 25, 2014 at 5:15

xdazz · Accepted Answer · 2014-03-25 05:18:43Z

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There is no => operator in php, => is used in the array literal.

What you should do is just setting it as array index like below:

foreach ($fields as $val) {
   $field[] = $model.'.'.$val;
   $cond[$model.'.'.$val.' '.'LIKE '] =　"%".$value."%";
}

answered Mar 25, 2014 at 5:18

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Atish Over a year ago

If I setting it as array index then it gives Array ( [ErpProduct.ProductCode LIKE ] => %Atish% [ErpProduct.ProductName LIKE ] => %Atish% ) which is genearte error in cakephp query.

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