Question

I am having an issue with updating records from an array. When I go to update I am only getting the first digit. For example if the real value is 58 I am only getting the 5 inserted

Below is my code with further explanation below:

$bidArr = $tmpArr;

foreach($tmpArr as $key => $val)
{
$sqlEp = "select sum(endpoints_c), account_id1_c as id from accounts_cstm as ac join accounts as a on a.id = ac.id_c 
where account_id1_c ='$val' and (status_c IN ('active','llp')) and deleted='0'";
$rowEp = $db->query($sqlEp);
$recordEp = $db->fetch_row($rowEp);

$bidArr[$key]['sold_ep_c'] = $recordEp[0];

//print "<pre>EP";
//print_r($recordEp);

}

foreach($bidArr as $key => $val)
{

$data['sold_ep_c'] = $val['sold_ep_c'];
$db->query_update(TABLE_ACC, $data, "id_c='".$key."'");
print "<pre>EP";
print_r($key);
print_r($data);
}

What is happening is when I uncomment the first print_r I get:

EPArray
(
[0] => 16
[1] => 51067d38

which is right. But if I comment it out and uncomment the second one I get:

51067d38
(
[sold_ep_c] => 1
)

Why is this stripping the first digit?

Answer 1

As per chat…your arrays aren’t initialized.
$bidArr[$key] = array(); in the first loop!