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Asked: May 24, 20262026-05-24T22:59:14+00:00 2026-05-24T22:59:14+00:00

I need to strip the comma from the last echoed file. So I need

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I need to strip the comma from the last echoed file. So I need to remover the come from the line "$aSong['ID'].'.mp3"},". On the last one that is echoed

while ( $aSong = mysql_fetch_array($sql_get_files) ) {
        //Creates an array of $thisSong[ID], $thisSong[Title], etc.
        // substr removes the first 4 letters of the KEY
        foreach ( $aSong as $sKey => $sValue )
            $thisSong[substr($sKey,4)] = stripslashes($sValue);
        //Ditch $thisSong for the prev value
        $aSong = $thisSong; unset($thisSong);
        $mp3r = '';
        echo '{name:"'.$aSong['Artist'].' '.$aSong['Title'].
             '",mp3:"http://domain.com/uploads/audio/'.$aSong['ID'].'.mp3"},';
}
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    2026-05-24T22:59:14+00:00Added an answer on May 24, 2026 at 10:59 pm
    while ( $aSong = mysql_fetch_array($sql_get_files) ) {
            //Creates an array of $thisSong[ID], $thisSong[Title], etc. substr removes the first 4 letters of the KEY
            foreach ( $aSong as $sKey => $sValue ) $thisSong[substr($sKey,4)] = stripslashes($sValue);
            //Ditch $thisSong for the prev value
            $aSong = $thisSong; unset($thisSong);
            $mp3r = '';
            $tmp.= '{"name":"'.$aSong['Artist'].' '.$aSong['Title'].'","mp3":"http://domain.com/uploads/audio/'.$aSong['ID'].'.mp3"},';
    }
    echo rtrim($tmp,',');
    

    You could also just populate an array:

    $tmp_arr = array();
    while ( $aSong = mysql_fetch_array($sql_get_files) ) {
            //Creates an array of $thisSong[ID], $thisSong[Title], etc. substr removes the first 4 letters of the KEY
            foreach ( $aSong as $sKey => $sValue ) $thisSong[substr($sKey,4)] = stripslashes($sValue);
            //Ditch $thisSong for the prev value
            $aSong = $thisSong; unset($thisSong);
            $mp3r = '';
            $tmp_arr[] = '{"name":"'.$aSong['Artist'].' '.$aSong['Title'].'","mp3":"http://domain.com/uploads/audio/'.$aSong['ID'].'.mp3"}';
    }
    echo implode(',',$tmp_arr);
    

    You also need to quote your JSON keys so {mp3:"http...mp3"} becomes {"mp3":"http...mp3"}. If you’re trying to output JSON to the browser for AJAX or whatever, you’ll need something like this instead:

    echo '{"0":[' . implode(',',$tmp_arr) . ']}';
    

    Once you have all your output, take it over to JSONlint.com and validate it.

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