I've got an associative array with (it seems like) a dynamic integer. The array:
array(4) {
["attendees"]=> array(1) {
[4]=> array(1) {
[0]=> array(9) {
["attendee_firstname"] => string(6) "Privat"
["attendee_secondname"] => string(6) "Privat"
["attendee_city"] => string(4) "Test"
["attendee_sex"] => string(3) "Man"
["attendee_dob"] => string(10) "1980-01-15"
["attendee_email"] => string(12) "test@test.nl"
["attendee_phone"] => string(10) "0606060606"
["attendee_speed"] => string(12) "testt - seln"
["attendee_shirtsize"] => string(2) "XS"
}
}
}
["registration"]=> array(9) {
["user_name"] => string(5) "admin"
["user_email"] => string(0) ""
["dbem_address"]=> string(4) "test"
["dbem_city"] => string(4) "test"
["dbem_state"] => string(4) "test"
["dbem_zip"] => string(6) "8888ZZ"
["dbem_country"]=> string(2) "BD"
["dbem_phone"] => string(0) ""
["dbem_fax"] => string(0) ""
}
["booking"]=> array(1) {
["booking_comment"]=> string(0) ""
}
["gateway"]=> string(18) "idealcheckoutideal"
}
For example, if I want to get the attendee_firstname I use the following:
$data["attendees"][4][0]["attendee_firstname"]
The problem is that the 4 could be anything. (But I can't change the way this works either, sadly) Is there a way to set an unspecified index?
您可以使用array_values
重置键:
array_values($data["attendees"])[0][0]["attendee_firstname"]
You can try this to have a 0-based index:
$data["attendees"] = array_values($data["attendees"]);
or this to iterate, no matter the keys:
foreach ($data["attendees"] as $idx => $value) {
// do something with $value
}
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