Parse $pagetext for members...

[Benumbed]

Posted this in another forum but I think it might have been wrong one...

Type Names in a textbox, using

print_textarea_row($vbphrase['text'], 'pagetext', $raid['pagetext'], 10, 50, 1, 0);

When you click add attendees, it will parse thru each one and add new record in raid_attendees table.

Example:

(Enter this into pagetext)

Blah
Bleh
Blah2
Bleh2
Blah3
Bleh3

When you hit submit, it will parse thru each with a linebreak and...

add new record in a table for blah
add new record in a table for bleh
add new record in a table for blah2
add new record in a table for bleh2
add new record in a table for blah3
add new record in a table for bleh3

I know its some kind of an array, but cant figure out how to loop it and use each name.

No one?

I am doing this in an edited announcement.php file inside modcp if that helps.

[Dean C]

Try and explain yourself a bit better, screenshot may help

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print_textarea_row($vbphrase['text'], 'pagetext', $raid['pagetext'], 10, 50, 1, 0);

(Included into screenshot with names in box)

When I hit submit, it will parse thru each line break and ...

Add Benumbed into table "raid_attendees"
Add Renwo into table "raid_attendees"
Add Fila into table "raid_attendees"
Add Valura into table "raid_attendees"
Add Agronom into table "raid_attendees"
Add Ewoc into table "raid_attendees"
Add Eman into table "raid_attendees"

Basically just does a for each (line break) enter name into database.

I know it sounds retarded why I want to do it this way, but I play a game where it takes a copy of raid attendees (which can be 40-50+) and I just paste in a textfile so I can update there attendance (they get rewards, etc).

[Dean C]

PHP Code:

$names = preg_split('/[\r\n]+/', $names);
foreach($names AS $key => $val)
{
// do your queries here 
} 


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PHP Code:

        $names = preg_split('/[\r\n]+/', $names); 
        foreach($names AS $key => $val) 
        { 
        $attendees['member_name'] = $val;

        $attendees['raid_id'] = $raididnow['raid_id'];
        $DB_site->query(fetch_query_sql($attendees, 'dkp_raid_attendees ')); 


How would I call it back into the format it was in for modify raid?

also (sorry, I really am)

How would you parse this:

1	Borr	60	Paladin	
1	Fila	60	Warrior	
1	Mightyal	59	Warrior	
1	Soulss	60	Priest	
1	Taparoo	60	Warlock	
2	Crazy	60	Paladin	Officer
2	Cronis	60	Mage	
2	Ewoc	60	Warrior	
2	Shortee	60	Rogue	
2	Xirro	60	Druid	
3	Agronom	60	Paladin	
3	Benumbed	60	Priest	Raid Leader
3	Souldat	60	Rogue	
3	Warv	60	Paladin

and remove everything but the names

[Dean C]

Originally Posted by Benumbed

PHP Code:

        $names = preg_split('/[\r\n]+/', $names); 
        foreach($names AS $key => $val) 
        { 
        $attendees['member_name'] = $val;

        $attendees['raid_id'] = $raididnow['raid_id'];
        $DB_site->query(fetch_query_sql($attendees, 'dkp_raid_attendees ')); 


How would I call it back into the format it was in for modify raid?

also (sorry, I really am)

How would you parse this:

1	Borr	60	Paladin	
1	Fila	60	Warrior	
1	Mightyal	59	Warrior	
1	Soulss	60	Priest	
1	Taparoo	60	Warlock	
2	Crazy	60	Paladin	Officer
2	Cronis	60	Mage	
2	Ewoc	60	Warrior	
2	Shortee	60	Rogue	
2	Xirro	60	Druid	
3	Agronom	60	Paladin	
3	Benumbed	60	Priest	Raid Leader
3	Souldat	60	Rogue	
3	Warv	60	Paladin

and remove everything but the names

What is this exactly? Is it a string or databse structure or...? Please try and describe yourself a little better

[Benumbed]

PHP Code:

        $names = preg_split('/[\r\n]+/', $names); 
        foreach($names AS $key => $val) 
           { 
           $attendees['member_name'] = $val; 

           $attendees['raid_id'] = $raididnow['raid_id']; 
           $DB_site->query(fetch_query_sql($attendees, 'dkp_raid_attendees ')); 
           } 


That is the code to place each name in the database seperate from each other (like you gave me the code for. Just when I go to edit/modify the raid, it is all together. Was wondering if there was a code to reverse it back into format of:

Name
Name2
Name3

1	Borr	60	Paladin	
1	Fila	60	Warrior	
1	Mightyal	59	Warrior	
1	Soulss	60	Priest	
1	Taparoo	60	Warlock	
2	Crazy	60	Paladin	Officer
2	Cronis	60	Mage	
2	Ewoc	60	Warrior	
2	Shortee	60	Rogue	
2	Xirro	60	Druid	
3	Agronom	60	Paladin	
3	Benumbed	60	Priest	Raid Leader
3	Souldat	60	Rogue	
3	Warv	60	Paladin

That is the code I am copying & pasting into $pagetext form that I am runnin the top php code on to insert each name into the database. Right now, I am having to delete the spaces, numbers, class, leader, etc. and get it in:

Name
Name2
Name3

format. What I am asking is there a preg_strip to strip all from but names, then enter it in database. Sorry for not giving good details, its kinda hard for me to explain what it all this does =\