[PHP] parse_str() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given
Hello* *Everyone, I am geetting the error below. Can you please guide me on a fix. It is working on the live site but not on local server. Has anyone ever experinced this error before. * Warning*: parse_str() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given**
Re: [PHP] parse_str() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given
On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 12:45 AM, Julian Muscat Doublesin opensourc...@gmail.com wrote: Hello* *Everyone, I am geetting the error below. Can you please guide me on a fix. It is working on the live site but not on local server. Has anyone ever experinced this error before. * Warning*: parse_str() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given** 1) Some code would be give more info as where the bug is. 2) Did you read this? http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.parse-str.php Regards, Tommy -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
[PHP] parse_str and NULL entry problem
Greetings,
We use debian package: php44.1.2-6.
We use a GET request to initiate a status request
process on
another server and want to split the output into fields.
My php code is:
--
$send = GET \
/servlet/gateway?Client=TESTQ=CacheRefreshReque
stStatus \
HTTP/1.1\r\n\r\n;
fputs ($conn, $send);
while (!feof ($conn)) {
$res = fgets ($conn, 1024);
// Skip the headers.
if (ereg (^\r\n$, $res))
$flag = true;
if (!$flag)
continue;
$refresh_status .= $res;
}
fclose ($conn);
print $refresh_status;
parse_str($refresh_status);
echo $RefreshID1;
echo $PartialRefresh1;
echo $RefreshID2;
echo $PartialRefresh2;
var_dump($RefreshID1);
var_dump($RefreshID2);
---
The print statement returns:
RefreshID1=3PartialRefresh1=YState1=RunningRe
freshID2=3P
artialRefresh2=NState2=Queued
Now:
echo $RefreshID1; returns empty
echo $PartialRefresh1; -- returns Y
echo $RefreshID2; returns empty
echo $PartialRefresh2; -- returns N
var_dump($RefreshID1); --- returns NULL
var_dump($RefreshID2); --- returns NULL
is this normal behaviour?
Why would these fields return NULL, instead of 3
and 4?
What I need to do is split the string into fields separated
by the
symbol, and then split the subsequent fields into
subfields separated by
the = character. I then need the values, such as 3,
4, Y, N,
Running, Queued, etc.
Any help would be appreciated.
Adrian
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[PHP] parse_str and NULL entry problem
Greetings,
We use debian package: php44.1.2-6.
We use a GET request to initiate a status request
process on
another server and want to split the output into fields.
My php code is:
--
$send = GET \
/servlet/gateway?Client=TESTQ=CacheRefreshReque
stStatus \
HTTP/1.1\r\n\r\n;
fputs ($conn, $send);
while (!feof ($conn)) {
$res = fgets ($conn, 1024);
// Skip the headers.
if (ereg (^\r\n$, $res))
$flag = true;
if (!$flag)
continue;
$refresh_status .= $res;
}
fclose ($conn);
print $refresh_status;
parse_str($refresh_status);
echo $RefreshID1;
echo $PartialRefresh1;
echo $RefreshID2;
echo $PartialRefresh2;
var_dump($RefreshID1);
var_dump($RefreshID2);
---
The print statement returns:
RefreshID1=3PartialRefresh1=YState1=RunningRe
freshID2=3P
artialRefresh2=NState2=Queued
Now:
echo $RefreshID1; returns empty
echo $PartialRefresh1; -- returns Y
echo $RefreshID2; returns empty
echo $PartialRefresh2; -- returns N
var_dump($RefreshID1); --- returns NULL
var_dump($RefreshID2); --- returns NULL
is this normal behaviour?
Why would these fields return NULL, instead of 3
and 4?
What I need to do is split the string into fields separated
by the
symbol, and then split the subsequent fields into
subfields separated by
the = character. I then need the values, such as 3,
4, Y, N,
Running, Queued, etc.
Any help would be appreciated.
Adrian
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[PHP] parse_str()
I might be wrong here, but with the code below I would expect $_GET to be
filled and the script to output the next line:
?php
$example_string = 'action=kickitem=me';
parse_str($example_string);
var_dump($_GET);
?
// expected output:
//
// array(2) { [action]= string(4) kick [item]= string(2) me }
//
Is my assumption wrong? What would be the workaround?
Thanks,
Jose
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RE: [PHP] parse_str()
I might be wrong here, but with the code below I would expect $_GET to be
filled and the script to output the next line:
?php
$example_string = 'action=kickitem=me';
parse_str($example_string);
var_dump($_GET);
?
// expected output:
//
// array(2) { [action]= string(4) kick [item]= string(2) me }
//
Forgot to mention what I get.
// actual output:
//
// array(0) { }
Is my assumption wrong? What would be the workaround?
Thanks,
Jose
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RE: [PHP] parse_str()
This should work:
parse_str($example_string, $_GET);
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www.marcusr.dk
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On 01-04-2003 at 03:20 Jose wrote:
-
I might be wrong here, but with the code below I would expect $_GET to be
filled and the script to output the next line:
?php
$example_string = 'action=kickitem=me';
parse_str($example_string);
var_dump($_GET);
?
// expected output:
//
// array(2) { [action]= string(4) kick [item]= string(2) me }
//
Forgot to mention what I get.
// actual output:
//
// array(0) { }
Is my assumption wrong? What would be the workaround?
Thanks,
Jose
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[PHP] parse_str () problems. using on the command line args ( argv[1]) - problem with php-4.2.2 ??
Hello All I am trying to use parse_str in my script , passing a variable. I have old code, working with php 4.1.2 working with the following script : [root@zion kickstart]# cat make-kickstart.php #!/usr/local/bin/php -q ? // parse any arguments parse_str ($argv[1]) ; print NAME: $name \n; ? for some reason tho , under 4.2.2 it is not parsing the argument/s [root@zion kickstart]# ./make-kickstart.php name=lxmode NAME: Does any one know if anything changed in 4.2.2 , I swear it works under 4.1.2 or older. Thanks for any advice or info in advance !! Cheers Neil -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
[PHP] parse_str and parse_url
Hello php-general, I need a function which is opposite to parse_str or parse_url, i.e. it makes string containing URL with passed variablenames and variablevalues. Did someone see such function? I can't find it in th manual. Thank's. -- Best regards, Olexandr Vynnychenko mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To contact the list administrators, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
