Do a print_r($result); and you'll see the problem.
Ross wrote:
I am using postcode anywhere for a 'where's my nearest' function.
All the geographical info is contained in an array, which when dumped looks
like this
var_dump ($result);
array(1) { [0]=> array(13) { ["origin_postcode"]=> strin
Angelo Zanetti wrote:
sorry I'm not using array_diff_assoc just array_diff...
/* Should also be able to re-index the diff of two arrays */
$diff = array_values(array_diff($a, $b));
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sorry I'm not using array_diff_assoc just array_diff...
Jason Barnett wrote:
> Angelo Zanetti wrote:
>
>> HI all,
>>
>> I am using the array_diff function.
>> The problem im having is the array that gets returned. Well here's an
>> example:
>>
>> this is where i assign the values to two different
Angelo Zanetti wrote:
HI all,
I am using the array_diff function.
The problem im having is the array that gets returned. Well here's an
example:
this is where i assign the values to two different arrays
$a[]="0";
$a[]="1";
$a[]="2";
$a[]="3";
$b[]="1";
$b[]="4";
$b[]="0";
$diff = array_diff_assoc($
try this instead:
session_start();
.
.
.
if (mysql_num_rows($_query)) {
$_rec = mysql_fetch_array($_query);
if (!isset($_SESSION["bkmks"]) ||
!in_array($_rec, $_SESSION["bkmks"]) {
$_SESSION["bkmks"][] = $_rec;
}
else {
echo "Already exist.";
}
}
to test:
echo
Try some diagnostics to tell you what's going on
In the page you're submitting to try
Foreach($HTTP_POST_VARS as $key=>$value) echo("$key=>$value");
Part of your problem may be that you're using the number of
form elements returned to control the for loop. It doesn't
really have any significanc
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