Hi all. I'm retrieving some data from a database and writing it into an
object with mysql_fetch_object. In a loop, using list and each, I'm
checking the values and printing them out accordingly. I get a parse error
that says it's expecting a string. Here's the code...
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$nameArray = array("Last", "Suffix", "Prefix", "First", "Middle");
while (list($key, $value) = each ($nameArray)){
if ($infoObject->$value != ""){
echo "$infoObject->$value"; #this is the problem line...
}
}
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If I take out the "$infoObject->" on the problem line, the correct value is
displayed. But while "$infoObject->" is present, the error is given. I
assumed that $value would be a string since the array is of strings. If I
used mysql_fetch_array and used $value for the index of the array, would the
same thing happen? Thanks for the help.
Jason
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