figured it out.
later on in the code theres some formatting for a specific values that the
address_2 field was accidentally falling into.
On Wed, Oct 1, 2008 at 12:24 PM, Tanner Postert <tanner.postert@xxxxxxxxx>wrote:
> just did some further testing, and even if I remove the special characters,
> the 3rd character in that string becomes a 1.
>
> I change it to Company XYZ,
> and it looks right when its assigned to the array the first time, and on
> the next iteration of the loop. but after that, it looks lke Co1pany XYZ.
>
> On Wed, Oct 1, 2008 at 12:18 PM, Tanner Postert <tanner.postert@xxxxxxxxx>wrote:
>
>> very, strange.
>>
>> if I change it to c / o Company XYZ ( with spaces between each character)
>> it becomes: c 1 o Company XYZ.
>> if I change it to c#o Company XYZ it becomes c1o Company XYZ
>>
>>
>> On Wed, Oct 1, 2008 at 12:16 PM, Al <news@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Tanner Postert wrote:
>>>
>>>> ignore previous. sorry.
>>>>
>>>> I'm trying to display values from a database, the values come from the
>>>> database like this:
>>>>
>>>> [0] => Array
>>>> (
>>>> [id] => 5
>>>> [order_id] => 10
>>>> [key] => ship_to_name
>>>> [value] => John Anderson
>>>> )
>>>> [1] => Array
>>>> (
>>>> [id] => 6
>>>> [order_id] => 10
>>>> [key] => ship_to_address
>>>> [value] => c/o Company XYZ
>>>> )
>>>>
>>>> etc.
>>>>
>>>> so i am rolling thru that array and making a new array by:
>>>>
>>>> foreach ( $data as $k = $v ) {
>>>> $new[$v['key']] = $v['value'];
>>>> }
>>>> so that i have 1 array.
>>>>
>>>> The problem is that somewhere along the way the string "c/o Company XYZ"
>>>> is
>>>> becoming c/1 Company XYZ.
>>>>
>>>> I added a print_r after every iteration to see what its looking like
>>>> along
>>>> the way:
>>>>
>>>> foreach( $data as $k=>$v ) {
>>>> error_log( "new" . $v['key'] . " = " . $v['value'] );
>>>> $new[$v['key']] = $v['value'];
>>>> error_log( print_r( $new, true ) );
>>>> }
>>>>
>>>> and I get:
>>>>
>>>> new ship_to_name = Gordon Anderson
>>>> Array
>>>> (
>>>> [ship_to_name] => Gordon Anderson
>>>> )
>>>> new ship_to_address = c/o Company XYZ
>>>> Array
>>>> (
>>>> [ship_to_name] => Gordon Anderson
>>>> [ship_to_address] => c/o Company XYZ
>>>> )
>>>> new ship_to_address_2 = 1100 S Baldwin
>>>> Array
>>>> (
>>>> [ship_to_name] => Gordon Anderson
>>>> [ship_to_address] => c/o Company XYZ
>>>> [ship_to_address_2] => 1100 S Baldwin
>>>> )
>>>> new ship_to_city = Oxford
>>>> Array
>>>> (
>>>> [ship_to_name] => Gordon Anderson
>>>> [ship_to_address] => c/1 Company XYZ
>>>> [ship_to_address_2] => 1100 S Baldwin
>>>> [ship_to_city] => Oxford
>>>> )
>>>> ... and it looks the same for the remaining iterations.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> how did the string change in the middle of that for loop?
>>>>
>>>> This also only happens on one machine. the production environment, which
>>>> his
>>>> Redhat, it doesn't happen on my development env, which is Fedora 9.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks in advance.
>>>>
>>>>
>>> What happens if you change the "/" to another character, e.g., "#"?
>>>
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