asked on 9/10/2011

pulling values out of arrays and into strings

I have an array like this:

print_r($GA); //provides these results

Array (
[0] => Array ( [LABEL] => GAD ID [TYPE] => text [NAME] => GA_ID [VALUE] => 1707444616535 )
[1] => Array ( [LABEL] => GAd 1 [TYPE] => text [NAME] => GA_1 [VALUE] => 6780673118 )
[2] => Array ( [LABEL] => GAd 2 [TYPE] => text [NAME] => GA_2 [VALUE] => 3745034999 )
)

I need to pull those VALUEs out as strings and have this :

$GA_ID = // the value of GA_ID
$GA_1 = // the value of GA_1
$GA_2 = // the value of GA_2

I'm not array-smart. How is this done?

Thank you, Chris

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OmniUnlimited

9/10/2011

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Chris Andrews

9/10/2011

ASKER

ah, ok, then I proceed like this?

echo $newArray['GA_ID'];

that's what seems to work from some quick experimenting

OmniUnlimited

9/10/2011

No. You asked to have variables like this:

$GA_ID = // the value of GA_ID
$GA_1 = // the value of GA_1
$GA_2 = // the value of GA_2

and that's what I gave you. If you echo the values you will get the following:

echo $GA_ID; // displays 1707444616535
echo $GA_1; // displays 6780673118
echo $GA_2; // displays 3745034999

Isn't this what you asked for?

OmniUnlimited

9/10/2011

If you actually wanted it to be in the $newArray['GA_ID'] format, simply get rid of the extract statement.

Chris Andrews

9/10/2011

ASKER

Ah, sorry, I got confused somewhere, the first time I tested it didnt' seem to work, and type on my part perhaps -

You do have it exactly as needed :)

Thank you,

Chris

OmniUnlimited

9/10/2011

You are welcome! Best of luck to you on your project.