I am trying to store the value 0 in an associative array to later use it as a key to another array.
However I am not able to retrieve 0 with the code below.
What happens is that in the while loop they ‘subject’ key is completely ignored when the contents are 0.
Any other value is fine.
How can I loop over the associative array and get the 0 value?
And what is the reason for this behaviour?
JavaScript
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$requestdata = [];
$requestdata['company'] = 'some company';
$requestdata['country'] = 'some country';
$requestdata['message'] = 'some message';
$requestdata['link'] = 'www.somelink.com';
$requestdata['containers'] = 'some container';
$requestdata['products'] = 'some product';
$requestdata['subject'] = 0;
while (current($requestdata)):
$key = key($requestdata);
if($key != "subject"):
$ncf_values = [];
$ncf_values["fieldValue"] = [];
$ncf_values["fieldValue"]["contact"] = 120;
$ncf_values["fieldValue"]["field"] = 12;
$ncf_values["fieldValue"]["value"] = $requestdata[$key];
elseif($key == "subject"):
$subjects_array = ["Selling","Buying", "Services", "Other"];
$ncf_values = [];
$ncf_values["fieldValue"] = [];
$ncf_values["fieldValue"]["contact"] = 120;
$ncf_values["fieldValue"]["field"] = 12;
$ncf_values["fieldValue"]["value"] = $subjects_array[$requestdata[$key]];
endif;
next($requestdata);
endwhile;
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Answer
Because 0
evaluates loosely to false
and the while
terminates. Test explicitly:
JavaScript
while (current($requestdata) !== false):
However, why are you not using a foreach
?
JavaScript
foreach($requestdata as $key => $val) {
// use $key and $val
}