[solved] clean type for an array

[sabret00the]

it wouldn't be a type_boo, type_int or type_str so what does an array come under?

turned out to be type_array

[Marco van Herwaarden]

TYPE_ARRAY

There are also combined types, applying a type on the values of the array.

[sabret00the]

thanks marco

[merk]

Originally Posted by MarcoH64

There are also combined types, applying a type on the values of the array.

Im yet to actually see the section of code that deals with TYPE_ARRAY_*, do you know where it is? because I dont (looked again and found clean_array() but is not called inside the input class :disappointed:

[sabret00the]

Originally Posted by merk

Im yet to actually see the section of code that deals with TYPE_ARRAY_*, do you know where it is? because I dont (looked again and found clean_array() but is not called inside the input class :disappointed:

file: includes/class_core.php
line: 1290+

[merk]

Originally Posted by sabret00the

file: includes/class_core.php
line: 1290+

Just because constants are defined doesnt mean the input cleaner knows about them, they are not used inside vB_Input_Cleaner.

[sabret00the]

Originally Posted by merk

Just because constants are defined doesnt mean the input cleaner knows about them, they are not used inside vB_Input_Cleaner.

i'm sure i scrolled down and found a shit load of switches dealing with them, oh well guess not, sorry for wasting your time dude

[merk]

Not a worry, I worked it out after reading your post anyway

PHP Code:

                                else
                {
                    $vartype -= TYPE_CONVERT_SINGLE;
                }
 
                foreach (array_keys($var) AS $key)
                {
                    $this->do_clean($var["$key"], $vartype);
                } 

I didnt realise the array types were identical (just +100) to the single types.