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Nadia
Nadia

Reputation: 73

mapping data in codeigniter

Hi I have a data stored in array

 $roles = [2,4];

I want to mapping the data I have in $roles with the data in the database. I don't know how to mapping data if I have more than one data in $roles like in above and I don't know how to show it all in a table view.

I try this

 if (count($roles) == 1) {
  if ($roles[0] == 2) {
    $data['need_app'] = $this->Hire_model->need_approval_req($OrganizationID, $requestor_id);
  }else if ($roles[0] == 3) {
    $data['need_app'] = $this->Hire_model->need_approval_recruiter();
  }else if ($roles[0] == 4) {
    $data['need_app']=$this->Hire_model->need_approval_hr();
  }else if ($roles[0] == 5) {
    $data['need_app'] = $this->Hire_model->need_approval_cc($PositionID, $OrganizationID, $requestor_id);
  }
}else{
   for ($i=0; $i < count($roles)-1 ; $i++) { 
    if ($roles[0] == 2) {
      $data['need_app'] = $this->Hire_model->need_approval_req($OrganizationID, $requestor_id);
      var_dump(count($data['need_app']));
    }else if ($roles[0] == 3) {
      $data['need_app'] = $this->Hire_model->need_approval_recruiter();
    }else if ($roles[0] == 4) {
      $data['need_app']=$this->Hire_model->need_approval_hr();
    }else if ($roles[0] == 5) {
      $data['need_app'] = $this->Hire_model->need_approval_cc($PositionID, $OrganizationID, $requestor_id);
      var_dump(count($data['need_app']));
    }
    // var_dump(count($data['need_app']));
  }
}

Hope anyone can help me

Upvotes: 0

Views: 628

Answers (2)

Nipun Tharuksha
Nipun Tharuksha

Reputation: 2567

 foreach ($roles as $role) {

            if ($role == 2) {

                //your logic here

            } else if ($role == 4) {

                //your logic here

            } else if ($role == WHAT_EVER_YOU_WANTS) {
                //Logic
            }

            //your logic here
        }

SO based on your question

foreach ($roles as $role) {
            if ($role == 2) {
                $data['need_app'] = $this->Hire_model->need_approval_req($OrganizationID, $requestor_id);
            } else if ($role == 3) {
                $data['need_app'] = $this->Hire_model->need_approval_recruiter();
            } else if ($role == 4) {
                $data['need_app'] = $this->Hire_model->need_approval_hr();
            } else if ($role == 5) {
                $data['need_app'] = $this->Hire_model->need_approval_cc($PositionID, $OrganizationID, $requestor_id);
            }
        }

Instead of using something like $role == 4

Make a constant or another variable inside the function and loop the conditions with that variable values. This will be helpful for future modification.

Something like this

$loopValues = [1,2,3,4,5,6] // Or    $loopValues = [['val' => 1, 'function' => functionName()]] <- I prefer this one all the time

and then loop it like below

 foreach ($roles as $role) {

            if ($role == $loopValues[0]) {

                //your logic here
}
}

Upvotes: 0

sauhardnc
sauhardnc

Reputation: 1961

I've written a code which should help you with this case, comments are mentioned wherever necessary. Hope it helps you.

foreach ($roles as $role) { 
    if ($role == 2) {
      $data['need_app'][] = $this->Hire_model->need_approval_req($OrganizationID, $requestor_id); // you need to make an array here otherwise the current value will over-write the previous one
      var_dump(count($data['need_app']));
    }else if ($role == 3) {
      $data['need_app'][] = $this->Hire_model->need_approval_recruiter(); // you need to make an array here otherwise the current value will over-write the previous one
    }else if ($role == 4) {
      $data['need_app'][] =$this->Hire_model->need_approval_hr(); // ...
    }else if ($role == 5) {
      $data['need_app'][] = $this->Hire_model->need_approval_cc($PositionID, $OrganizationID, $requestor_id); // ...
    }
    // var_dump($data['need_app']);
}

Upvotes: 1

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