Hi,
I got an array and want to define it global, now I get the Warning:
Warning: array_push(): First argument should be an array in
/srv/www/htdocs/web2/html/php/nospam/pop.php on line 53
and I already placed global $Array in my function. So what to do? Thank you!
Full Version: global array?
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| Warning: array_push(): First argument should be an array in |
Post full actual code or a minimal executable example that demonstrates
the problem (but I bet you have mispelt the name of the array).
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Steve
roN @ work wrote:
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| Hi, I got an array and want to define it global, now I get the Warning: Warning: array_push(): First argument should be an array in /srv/www/htdocs/web2/html/php/nospam/pop.php on line 53 and I already placed global $Array in my function. So what to do? Thank you! global $array means that you import a global called $array to a local |
function.
globals are defined outside of any function.
Regards
Stefan
Steve wrote:
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| Warning: array_push(): First argument should be an array in Post full actual code or a minimal executable example that demonstrates the problem (but I bet you have mispelt the name of the array). Ok: function echoStuff($emailArray, $subjectArray) |
{
global $spamMail;
echo "<br>".count($emailArray);
$base = InitDesign(BASEDESIGN, 0, 0);
$count=count($emailArray);
$outSender="";
for($j=0; $j<$count; $j++ )
{
$outSender.="<tr>n<td bgcolor="#FFFF00">".$j."</td>";// Mailnummer
$outSender.="<td bgcolor="#FF8800">".$emailArray[$j]."</td>n";//
Mailabsender
$outSender.="<td bgcolor="#0088FF">".$subjectArray[$j]."</td>n";//
Mailbetreff
// [berprfen ob mail-adrese bereits auf blacklist ist]
if (OnBlacklist($emailArray[$j]))
{
$outSender.="<td bgcolor="#00FF00"><a
href="".$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']."?remove=".$emailArray[$j]."">remove from
blacklist</a></td>n</tr>n";
array_push($spamMail,$j+1); // Nummer des E-Mails welches auf der
blacklist steht zum 'lsch-Array' hinzufgen
/*^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^--That's line 53 and the array $spamMail is
declared like this at the top: ($spamMail="";
$spamMail==array(); )
*/
}
else
$outSender.="<td bgcolor="#00FF00"><a
href="".$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']."?spam=".$emailArray[$j]."">report</a></td>n
</tr>n";
// [/berprfen ob mail-adrese bereits auf blacklist ist]
}
echo str_replace("<!--Sender-->",$outSender,$base);
}
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| Warning: array_push(): First argument should be an array in $spamMail=""; $spamMail==array(); |
It should be:
$spamMail = array();
Your code initialized $spamMail as empty string ($spamMail="";)
and then compared it to empty array ($spamMail==array();).
Hilarion
Hilarion wrote:
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| Warning: array_push(): First argument should be an array in $spamMail=""; $spamMail==array(); It should be: $spamMail = array(); Your code initialized $spamMail as empty string ($spamMail="";) and then compared it to empty array ($spamMail==array();). |
Oh yes right, I've written down one '=' too much. Thank you! :)
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