What I want the code below to do is loop through the $check_query array, find all the values that contain the word standard and push them into an array. I'd like to also do this for the strings that contain upgrade. Example $range_array should return ['standard-186', 'standard-184];
$check_query = ['standard-186', 'upgrade-186', 'standard-184', 'upgrade-184'];
$range_array = [];
$spec_array = [];
foreach($check_query as $value) {
if (in_array("standard", $value)) {
array_push($range_array, $value);
}
elseif (in_array("upgrade", $value)) {
array_push($spec_array, $value);
} else {
// Nothing
}
}
echo $range_array;
echo $spec_array;
CodePudding user response:
This can be done in one line using array_filter()
<?php
$check_query = ['standard-186', 'upgrade-186', 'standard-184', 'upgrade-184'];
$value = "standard";
$range_array = array_filter($check_query, function($a) use($value){return (stripos($a, $value)!==false);});
print_r($res);
Output
Array ( [0] => standard-186 [2] => standard-184 )
For $spec_array
do the same thing with a different value for $value
.
For PHP 8 you can use str_contains()
instead of stripos()
:
$res = array_filter($check_query, function($a) use($value){return str_contains($a, $value);});
print_r($res);
CodePudding user response:
In the loop, $value
contains a string, so you have to check if your string is a part of that string.
$check_query = ['standard-186', 'upgrade-186', 'standard-184', 'upgrade-184'];
$range_array = [];
$spec_array = [];
foreach($check_query as $value) {
if (strpos($value,"standard") !== false) {
array_push($range_array, $value);
}
elseif (strpos($value,"upgrade") !== false) {
array_push($spec_array, $value);
} else {
// Nothing
}
}
Outputs: