I'm trying to insert json into a mysql column table, I've try json_encode([...]) to insert into my json column, but there's an error Array to string conversion I would like to insert a json field, I'm not sure why this…
I have this object: { name: "Gold's Gym Venice", "categories[0].alias": "gyms", "categories[0].title": "Gyms", "categories[1].alias": "healthtrainers", "categories[1].title": "Trainers", "location.state": "CA", "location.city": "Venice", "location.zip_code": "90291", "location.display_address[0]": "360 Hampton Dr", "location.display_address[1]": "Venice, CA 90291" } ... and am trying to transform it into…
I need a result of an array that is flattenened like this: $result = ["1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7"]; I have a DB result of this query: $articles = DB::table('articles') ->where('is_published', 'true') ->get() ->pluck('category'); When I do this…
Does the slice method iterate over the entire array? For example here I check what index and stop map when its on 4-th element. Do I have to do like that or is it better to just slice the array?…
I want to get the result of filter() but also the elements that were removed in the process. For example, I want to get [1] as a result of the normal filter operation as well as [2, 3] in the…
i have this code and i want to get a new array with the href attribute of each element in the array; maybe there is a different way to do it let countries = document.querySelectorAll('.el'); let countriesList = Array.prototype.slice.call(countries); let…
I have a 2D array: [ [ 1, 2, 43, 5 ], [ 1, 5, 12, 1 ], [ 2, 3, 6, 77 ], [ 2, 1, 48, 94 ], [ 3, 3, 15, 85 ], [ 3, 7, 97,…
I want to check an array of dates to see if they are increasing. For example, ['12/12/2023','13/12/2023'] would return true. However, ['12/12/2023','11/12/2023'] would return false. I have been playing around with a function suggested by users for checking integer values.…
I created a multidimensional array to access each of the arrays I stored from a MySQL query, using this statement: $new_array[$n][$row['MLocID']] = $row; Below is the output from print_r(get_defined_vars(), true): [new_array] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [226] =>…
Let's say I have this array: const services = [ { id: 100, priority: 'Y', count: 300, payout: '30', id_region: 137 }, { id: 101, priority: 'N', count: 200, payout: '40', id_region: 153 }, { id: 102, priority: 'Y', count:…