Reputation: 5464
This is a relatively simple problem, but I would appreciate some insight into what is going on to give me this error. Bellow is the code that is throwing the error:
foreach($courseArray[0] as $value)
{
list( $courseQuarter,$coursePrefix ) = explode( "-", $value );
if( $courseQuarter == get_current_yearquarter())
{
array_push( $return, $value );
}
}
The error specifically is from the list()
line.
Here is a var_export()
of $courseArray
:
array ( 0 => array(
'count' => 15,
0 => '20103-0610-442-01',
1 => '20103-0508-446-01',
2 => '20103-0501-406-01',
3 => '20104-0660-499-01',
4 => '20111-0307-782-70',
5 => '20111-0610-870-01',
6 => '20111-0621-504-01',
7 => '20112-0621-513-01',
8 => '20112-0303-762-90',
9 => '20112-0101-794-71',
10 => '20112-0610-710-90',
11 => '20113-0307-770-70',
12 => '20113-0610-820-01',
13 => '20113-0617-631-01',
14 => '2121-0106-744-01',
),
);
Thank you for any help in fixing my code :) I think I could use an explanation of offsets and how they relate to arrays.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 390
Reputation: 1063
it will foreach over the 'count' element, which doesn't have a '-' in it.
foreach($courseArray[0] as $key => $value)
{
if ($key == 'count') {continue;} // <- skip the 'count' key
list( $courseQuarter,$coursePrefix ) = explode( "-", $value );
if( $courseQuarter == get_current_yearquarter())
{
array_push( $return, $value );
}
}
Upvotes: 3