Quote:
Originally Posted by nico_swd
I'm under the impression that $find_monster['m_equipment'] is a serialized array. So you could do something like this to work way easier with it.
PHP Code:
$find_equipment = unserialize($find_monster['m_equipment']);
echo '<pre>';
print_r($find_equipment);
echo '</pre>';
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I forgot to post that, yes it is a serialized array; I just read all about those yesterday after making this post. I've been trying to go the unserialize/serialize route, but I guess I just don't understand how to pull the data out individually when it is unserialized. Here is the serialized array.
a:5:{s:4:\"head\";s:1:\"0\";s:5:\"chest\";s:1:\"0\ ";s:5:\"lhand\";s:1:\"8\";s:5:\"rhand\";s:1:\"0\"; s:4:\"feet\";s:1:\"0\";}
I actually had the same unserialize that you posted there, but I don't see how to view the data. In my top post, I use $full_equipment[1] to get my first value. The same doesn't work for the unserialized value: $find_equipment[1]. Can someone tell me how to get those?
@ Opserty - The rebuild_equipment only goes through if the person clicks on the button to upgrade their equipment "if ($test->input['do'] == 'guard_shield')". Once they do that, it will change one of the values, so I used the rebuild to put them all back together after the change occurs.
08-08-2007, 12:48 PM
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