Spry PHP Explode

[benaust]

Spry PHP Explode

Hi there guys;

I am using DreamWeaver, I have an XML file that I use Adobe Spry to read this back.

One of the nodes has a data in it that I have implode data in there like so "70||1207290213||Agility||Abdominals||Agility Ladder||ex_26_a.jpg"

When retrieving data using spry I can not explode this so I can have

70
1207290213
Agility
...
...
ex_26_a.jpg

Is there a way to do this?

I appreciate any help

Thanks

[bradgrafelman]

[man]explode/man :

$string = '70||1207290213||Agility||Abdominals||Agility Ladder||ex_26_a.jpg';

$array = explode('||', $string);

Doesn't that work?

[benaust]

Yes this I have done, but I am not sure why it is not doing it. I have set it out to be read in string.

But it still does not.

I did This:

var ds1 = new Spry.Data.XMLDataSet("t_38_1208181878.xml", "Program/ProgramsTasks",{useCache:false});

<div spry:repeat="ds1">
<?PHP
$ThisVariable = "{Tasks}";
$ThisChunk = explode("||", $ThisVariable );
echo "Chunk 1 = $ThisChunk[0]";
echo "Chunk 2 = $ThisChunk[1]";
echo "Chunk 3 = $ThisChunk[2]";
?>

</div>

Output is:

Chunk 1 = 70||1207290213||Agility||Abdominals||Agility Ladder||ex_26_a.jpg
Chunk 2 =
Chunk 3 =

I have also tried:

$ThisVariable = {Tasks};

This is the Error I get
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '{' in /home/virtualw/public_html/trainers/trainer_panel/Trainer_DailyProgEL_PDF.php on line 83

[Weedpacket]

So this Spry thing is something that is done in JavaScript?

You're going to have to take a totally different approach. All the PHP in the page will run before any of the JavaScript (seeing as how PHP runs on the server, which sends pages to the client; and JavaScript runs on the client, which reads the pages sent to it by the server.)

Have you considered using JavaScript to process the JavaScript object stored in the JavaScript variable ds1?

[benaust]

No I have not taken that path.

To tell the truth, not good at it to these extend.

But it does make sense, since they are from one nature.

Any I suggestion, what to do or where to start?

Many Thanks

Ben