$user = hobaa;
$usernames = array();
$usernames['name'] = $user;
print_r($usernames['name']);
Will issue something like
Array ( [name] => hobaa )
and print_r($usernames); will issue this out hobaa
How can I make it save multiple values?
Tried
$users = array("hobaa","test");
foreach($users as $user) {
$usernames = array();
$usernames['name'][] = $user;
}
print_r($usernames['name']);
But it just takes the last value.
Please help. Thanks!
From this code:
foreach($users as $user) {
$usernames = array();
$usernames['name'][] = $user;
}
remove this line from loop:
$usernames = array();
and put it above the loop like:
$usernames = array();
foreach($users as $user) {
$usernames['name'][] = $user;
}
and try again. As you are re-initializing the array on every iteration.
Something like:
$users = array("hobaa","test");
// a new usernames array to use
$usernames = array();
//
foreach($users as $user) {
array_push($usernames, $user);
}
print_r($usernames);
Will give:
Array ( [0] => hobaa [1] => test )
Define $usernamse variable outside of the loop. Use the following code :
$users = array("hobaa","test");
$usernames = array();
foreach($users as $user) {
$usernames['name'][] = $user;
}
print_r($usernames['name']);
$usernames = array();.