I found that the only way to get the function to behave is to add the
key...
foreach($multiarray as $key=>$subArray)
Now it displays as it previously did where $subArray is concerned. Is
there something I'm missing here? Was I the only person not using
"keys"?
On Mon, 2005-08-22 at 21:28, Larry Brown wrote:
> I had a foreach loop working on an array as such:
>
> $multiarray = array(array('person','person'),array('another','another'))
>
> the array was put through
>
> foreach($multiarray as $subArray){
>
> do something with array
>
> }
>
> on each loop I would see $subArray= array([0] = 'person',[1] = 'person')
> and then $subArray= array([0] = 'another',[1] = 'another')
>
> In other cases person might have some other value in the [1] position.
> (it is being used in a function to create a select statement).
>
> After the upgrade from 4.3 to 4.4 though each iteration gives...
>
> array([0] = array([0] = 'person', [1] = 'person'),[1] = 0) and
> array([0] = array([0] = 'another', [1] = 'another'),[1] = 1)
>
> I find it hard to believe that I must rewrite every foreach loop in my
> application to adjust to this. After all everything I've read states
> that the 4.4 release was just a bug and security fix release.
>
> Has anyone seen this behaviour?
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