My data variable is following:
canv = 2,3,4,5:::canp = 2,3,4:::canpr = 2,3,4:::canpp = 2,3,4:::all = 2,3,4
I need it to transform to an array which should look following:
$arr = array(
"canv" => array("2", "3", "4", "5"),
"canp" => array("2", "3", "4"),
"canpr" => array("2", "3", "4"),
"canpp" => array("2", "3", "4"),
"all" => array("2", "3", "4")
);
Can you help me?
$data = "canv = 2,3,4,5:::canp = 2,3,4:::canpr = 2,3,4:::canpp = 2,3,4:::all = 2,3,4";
$result = array();
foreach (explode(':::', $data) as $line) {
list($part1, $part2) = explode(' = ', $line);
$result[$part1] = explode(',', $part2);
}
if(isset($result["canv"][$gid])) (where $gid is group id that is in the array), but it's not working because array looks like this: array("canv" => array(1 => "2", 2 => "3", 3 => "4", 4 => "5"); I need it to look like this: array("canv" => array("2", "3", "4", "5"); How can it be done?
if (isset($result['canv']) && in_array($gid, $result['canv']))array("2", "3", "4", "5"), there must be indexes.The following should do the trick:
$data = "canv = 2,3,4,5:::canp = 2,3,4:::canpr = 2,3,4:::canpp = 2,3,4:::all = 2,3,4";
$items = explode(":::", $data);
$arr = array();
foreach($items as $item) {
$item = explode(" = ", $item);
$arr[$item[0]] = explode(",", $item[1]);
}
if(isset($result["canv"][$gid])) (where $gid is group id that is in the array), but it's not working because array looks like this: array("canv" => array(1 => "2", 2 => "3", 3 => "4", 4 => "5"); I need it to look like this: array("canv" => array("2", "3", "4", "5"); How can it be done?$orig_str = 'canv = 2,3,4,5:::canp = 2,3,4:::canpr = 2,3,4:::canpp = 2,3,4:::all = 2,3,4';
$parts = explode(':::', $orig_str);
$data = array()
foreach($parts as $key => $subparts) {
$data[$key] = explode(',', $subparts);
}
I would try something like this: this is not tested, try to print_r to debug
$string = "canv = 2,3,4,5:::canp = 2,3,4:::canpr = 2,3,4:::canpp = 2,3,4:::all = 2,3,4";
$pieces = explode(':::',$string);
$result = array();
foreach($pieces AS $piece)
{
$tmp = explode(' = ',$piece);
$result[$tmp[0]] = explode(',',$tmp[1]);
}
