Hi
I am looking to use the value a:6 as 6 from a serialized array pulled from a db. As print_r shows
a:6:{i:0;i:19;i:1;i:43;i:2;i:73;i:3;i:8;i:4;i:52;i:5;i:25;}
purpose, to evaluate end of array to execute:
Header("Location: url")
Any other suggested ideas welcome.
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I resolved the problem:
By commenting out all print and echo statements the image printed out in the browser. The header() is located as in example #3.
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In a multi-dimensional array--
What code is used to get the next row say if you start at [0] => 4[id] =>4 and end at [0] => 8[id] =>8 ? ( I am not sure if this detail describes my goal, 'pointer control')
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