I have the following array output:
[38] => x._domainkey 14400 IN TXT ( "v=DKIM1; k=rsa; p=MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEApYA+ELn4SxsERDFgUB9pUnB4PjbcUlSJoLHAlCq1MLVA3NxgLKSAz+lSczyMH97Y/xOpJf1X1LSoGgNh5GVRn0t"
[39] => "pm1QOPfKbNHx8VMNn4L/KZSPGFyySDUK/UPnF1QoMckoU5a/LgtI8x1ttry5oySDTY9KprVAf92uK6pOFQJA3QlzV2P+R4tx/zho5KlDHmc8YKjL7rLjgQVX7GUBi9cHr0+BQdVFgFL8SwBY8fn/CQ"
[40] => "42JMsEWcMjjEkbAwi9yscGQoTih+kctjr4W8LDF28vyJixozbaFpG8pJ+jGDAho+Zjt/XReOZQP0h51Y8md3/x/F0+gST4mn0mCskNtIQIDAQAB" )
How can I get this in de following construction?
[38] => x._domainkey 14400 IN TXT ( "v=DKIM1; k=rsa; p=MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEApYA+ELn4SxsERDFgUB9pUnB4PjbcUlSJoLHAlCq1MLVA3NxgLKSAz+lSczyMH97Y/xOpJf1X1LSoGgNh5GVRn0tpm1QOPfKbNHx8VMNn4L/KZSPGFyySDUK/UPnF1QoMckoU5a/LgtI8x1ttry5oySDTY9KprVAf92uK6pOFQJA3QlzV2P+R4tx/zho5KlDHmc8YKjL7rLjgQVX7GUBi9cHr0+BQdVFgFL8SwBY8fn/CQ42JMsEWcMjjEkbAwi9yscGQoTih+kctjr4W8LDF28vyJixozbaFpG8pJ+jGDAho+Zjt/XReOZQP0h51Y8md3/x/F0+gST4mn0mCskNtIQIDAQAB" )
On one rule.
I tried hard and get the output in multiple array's, but not on one rule:
Array (
[0] => x._domainkey
[1] => 14400
[3] => TXT
[4] => ( "v=DKIM1; k=rsa; p=MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEApYA+ELn4SxsERDFgUB9pUnB4PjbcUlSJoLHAlCq1MLVA3NxgLKSAz+lSczyMH97Y/xOpJf1X1LSoGgNh5GVRn0t"
)
Array (
[0] =>
[1] =>
[2] =>
[3] =>
[4] =>
[5] => "pm1QOPfKbNHx8VMNn4L/KZSPGFyySDUK/UPnF1QoMckoU5a/LgtI8x1ttry5oySDTY9KprVAf92uK6pOFQJA3QlzV2P+R4tx/zho5KlDHmc8YKjL7rLjgQVX7GUBi9cHr0+BQdVFgFL8SwBY8fn/CQ"
)
Array (
[0] =>
[1] =>
[2] =>
[3] =>
[4] =>
[5] => "42JMsEWcMjjEkbAwi9yscGQoTih+kctjr4W8LDF28vyJixozbaFpG8pJ+jGDAho+Zjt/XReOZQP0h51Y8md3/x/F0+gST4mn0mCskNtIQIDAQAB" )
)
I want both array [5] on one rule after [4], is this possible?
This isn't array merging, it's string concatenation.
$array[38] .= $array[39] . $array[40]; // combine the 3 lines into one
array_splice($array, 39, 2); // remove the continuation lines
You need to do this whenever a line contains ( before the value. You have to get all the lines until the matching ) and concatenate them.
You need to concatenate the elements after doing some cleanup (removing quotes, parentheses, etc). In this specific case, I removed the last character from the first element (to remove the trailing quote, can be trim() or trim() too), and used trim() to remove leading and trailing quotes on the next two elements.
If the position of these three elements is dynamic, search first by a value that might be unique to your use case (in my example I use domainkey) and use that key as the base for the concatenation:
<?php
$records = [
2 => "gibberish",
5 => "garbage",
38 => 'x._domainkey 14400 IN TXT ( "v=DKIM1; k=rsa; p=MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEApYA+ELn4SxsERDFgUB9pUnB4PjbcUlSJoLHAlCq1MLVA3NxgLKSAz+lSczyMH97Y/xOpJf1X1LSoGgNh5GVRn0t"',
39 => '"pm1QOPfKbNHx8VMNn4L/KZSPGFyySDUK/UPnF1QoMckoU5a/LgtI8x1ttry5oySDTY9KprVAf92uK6pOFQJA3QlzV2P+R4tx/zho5KlDHmc8YKjL7rLjgQVX7GUBi9cHr0+BQdVFgFL8SwBY8fn/CQ"',
40 => '"42JMsEWcMjjEkbAwi9yscGQoTih+kctjr4W8LDF28vyJixozbaFpG8pJ+jGDAho+Zjt/XReOZQP0h51Y8md3/x/F0+gST4mn0mCskNtIQIDAQAB"'
];
foreach ($records as $i => $record) {
if (stripos($record, "domainkey") !== false) {
$initialIndex = $i;
break;
}
}
echo substr($records[$initialIndex], 0, -1).trim($records[$initialIndex + 1], '"').trim($records[$initialIndex + 2], '"')."\")";