arrays in arrays

passagewds

if the input of the $event_Startdate is 2003-06-15, why doesn't the output of

echo "$tdate";

give June

$smonth = explode('-', $event_Startdate);
$ai = $smonth[1];
$month = array ("0", "January", "February", "March", "April", "May", "June", "July", "August", "September", "October", "November", "December");
$tdate = $month['$ai'];

LordShryku

Because it's looking for $month[06], not $month[6]. you need to trim off the zero. And you should remove the single quotes from $month['$ai'].

Moonglobe

no lord, because it's looking for '$ai', literally 😉 change that to "$ai" and i think it should work......... if not, trim the 0 like Lord said.

LordShryku

Originally posted by Moonglobe
no lord, because it's looking for '$ai', literally 😉 change that to "$ai" and i think it should work......... if not, trim the 0 like Lord said.

Tis why I told him to remove the single quotes. Maybe it's just my style, but I don't use quotes if I'm using a var. Either will work....

Moonglobe

DOH didnt notice you syaing that...... damn scrolling screen 😉

passagewds

Thanks folks,

can you recommend the easiest way to trim off the leading zero?

Muchly appreciated.

LordShryku

Originally posted by Moonglobe
DOH didnt notice you syaing that...... damn scrolling screen 😉

Another one of those "Doh!" moments huh? 😃

Moonglobe

yup sigh 🙁

😃

LordShryku

Originally posted by passagewds
Thanks folks,

can you recommend the easiest way to trim off the leading zero?

Muchly appreciated.

if($ai <11) {
   $ai = str_replace("0","",$ai);
   //or
   $ai = substr($ai,1,1);
}

passagewds

Thanks again guys.

HalfaBee

Originally posted by passagewds
Thanks folks,

can you recommend the easiest way to trim off the leading zero?

Muchly appreciated.

$tdate = $month[(int)$ai];

HalfaBee