Declaring public static as array in class / oop

Question

I have this following class:

    Class myclass{
     public static $item_row_name = array(
            array('Item 1','Item_1','Help Label 1','#Item1'),
            array('Item 2','Item_2','Help Label 1','#Item2'),
            array('Item 3','Item_3','Help Label 1','#Item3'),
            array('Item 4','Item_4','Help Label 1','#Item4')
     );

   public static function pr_row($tableau){ 

                $var ='';

          foreach ($tableau as $row) {
            echo $count; 
            $label=$row[0];
            $name=$row[1];
            $help=$row[2];
            $balisecss=$row[3];
            $var.=$label;
            $var.=$name;
            $var.=$help;
            $var.=$balisecss;
return $var;
}
}
}

In an another file i have this code :

    $testtab3 = myclass::$item_row_name;
$display=myclass::pr_row($testtab3);
echo $display;

This loop only returns the first array

How can i declare correctly my array? Maybe with serialize...? Thanks

Michael Krelin - hacker · Accepted Answer · 2011-12-15 21:41:01Z

3

Because that's what you ask for. $row is array('Item 1','Item_1','Help Label 1','#Item1'), $rowitem is 'Item 1' and $rowitem[0] is the first character.

You probably want

foreach(myclass::$item_row_name as $row) {
    echo $row[0];
}

or

foreach(myclass::$item_row_name as $row) {
    foreach($row as $rowitem) echo $rowitem;
}

answered Dec 15, 2011 at 21:41

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prestarocket Over a year ago

Ok but in another function i have this ...: public static function pr_item_row($tab){ foreach ($tab as $row) {.... And in an another file i have : myclass::pr_item_row($item_row_name); It return only the first array...

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