Php Array push with key

Question

Here is what I want to output:

Array
(
    [0] => Array
        (
            [restriction_type_code] => CALORICONTROL
            [restriction_detail_code] => 3000CAL
        )

    [1] => Array
        (
            [restriction_type_code] => GLUTENFREE
            [restriction_detail_code] => NR
        )

)

and my actual code looks like this:

restriction :

foreach ($restriction as   $value) 
                {
                    $itemSplit =  explode("||", $value);
                    $itemSplit1 = explode("|", $itemSplit[0]);
                    $itemSplit2 = explode("|", $itemSplit[0]); 

                    $arrOrderDiet['restriction_type_code'][] = $itemSplit1 //CALORICONTROL;
                    $arrOrderDiet['restriction_detail_code'][] = $itemSplit2//3000CAL;

                }

Im trying all the possibilities but I think i ran out of solutions.

The output array should be like the one i posted on the top. — kevin_marcus
– kevin_marcus, Commented Aug 7, 2017 at 16:53

Death-is-the-real-truth · Accepted Answer · 2017-08-07 19:55:39Z

2

Try this

foreach ($restriction as   $value) 
                {
                    $itemSplit =  explode("||", $value);
                    $itemSplit1 = explode("|", $itemSplit[0]);
                    $itemSplit2 = explode("|", $itemSplit[1]); 

                    $arrOrderDiet[] = array('restriction_type_code' => $itemSplit1, 'restriction_detail_code' => $itemSplit2);

                }

Edit:

foreach ($restriction as   $value) 
                    {
                        $itemSplit =  explode("||", $value);
                        $itemSplit1 = explode("|", $itemSplit[0]);
                        $itemSplit2 = explode("|", $itemSplit[1]); 

                        $arrOrderDiet[] = array('restriction_type_code' => $itemSplit1[0], 'restriction_detail_code' => $itemSplit2[2]);

                    }

edited Aug 7, 2017 at 19:55

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answered Aug 7, 2017 at 16:46

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kevin_marcus Over a year ago

it returns this : [0] => Array ( [restriction_type_code] => Array ( [0] => CALORICONTROL [1] => Calorie controlled ) [restriction_detail_code] => Array ( [0] => CALORICONTROL [1] => Calorie controlled ) )

kevin_marcus Over a year ago

still not the answer I want to be. ~sigh

GrumpyCrouton Over a year ago

Don't you think you posted a bit too early considering you have no idea what the data actually looks like?

Deblugger Over a year ago

Yep... Can you copy print_r($itemSplit1) and print_r($itemSplit2) output?

Deblugger Over a year ago

You updated with the output of $restrictions, i updated my answer anyways

Martin Perry · Accepted Answer · 2017-08-07 17:03:01Z

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Why do you have both indices the same in:

$itemSplit1 = explode("|", $itemSplit[0]);
$itemSplit2 = explode("|", $itemSplit[0]);

Shouldn't it be like this:

$itemSplit1 = explode("|", $itemSplit[0]);
$itemSplit2 = explode("|", $itemSplit[1]);

Plus:

$tmp['restriction_type_code'] = $itemSplit1[0];
$tmp['restriction_detail_code'] = $itemSplit2[0];
$arrOrderDiet[] = $tmp;

answered Aug 7, 2017 at 17:03

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