I have an array with keys and values. The Keys are always set, the values might be "0" or NULL. What I want to do: Add all key-value-pairs which have a value into a new array. I use !empty()
for this. Problem is: This loop also adds keys to the new array which contain NULL or "0".
Here is my code:
// Loop over array and find all vars which are not empty
$i = 0;
foreach ($allInfoArray as $aKey=>$aVal) {
if (!empty($aKey[$i])) {
$relevantInfoArray[$aKey] = $aVal;
}
$i++;
}
After that I uses var_dump()
to check the new array.
array(11) { ["Key1"]=> string(3) "yes" ["Key2"]=> string(4) "1010" ["Key3"]=> string(4) "DED1" ["Key4"]=> string(7) "1234567" ["Group"]=> string(0) "" ["Dim"]=> string(0) "" ["Grd"]=> string(0) "" ["Nrm"]=> string(0) "" ["Flmc"]=> NULL ["Trmc"]=> NULL ["TrDim"]=> string(0) "" }
As you can see, the last values are all 0 or NULL. This also seems to happen randomly, other keys which have the value NULL or 0 are not added to this array.
Any ideas why these keys are added to the new array? Thanks a lot :)
This doesn't answer why it isn't working, but it looks like you should be able to just use array_filter for this.
$relevantInfoArray = array_filter($allInfoArray);