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Here's my array when I do a var_dump:
array (size=3)
'eventdate' => string '2016-08-27' (length=10)
'eventtype' => string 'transaction' (length=11)
'runningbal' => string '32.50' (length=5)
The name of the array is "$event."
I need to update "eventtype." My plan was to do a "foreach" in order to isolate each of the variables and then change "transaction" to "payment."
When I do this:
foreach($event as $sport)
{
echo $sport['eventtype'];
}
I get this: Warning: Illegal string offset 'eventtype' in C:\wamp\www\patient_focus\
What am I doing wrong?
array (size=3)
'eventdate' => string '2016-08-27' (length=10)
'eventtype' => string 'transaction' (length=11)
'runningbal' => string '32.50' (length=5)
The name of the array is "$event."
I need to update "eventtype." My plan was to do a "foreach" in order to isolate each of the variables and then change "transaction" to "payment."
When I do this:
foreach($event as $sport)
{
echo $sport['eventtype'];
}
I get this: Warning: Illegal string offset 'eventtype' in C:\wamp\www\patient_focus\
What am I doing wrong?
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