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Feb 6th 2018, 15:17 |
 kalle.alberg |
Try that? <pre> <? print_r(json_encode($data, JSON_PRETTY_PRINT)); ?> </pre> |
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Feb 6th 2018, 15:12 |
neon1024 |
I’m storing entity errors in my log as a json field, and would rather sidestep writing a recursive array output function |
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Feb 6th 2018, 15:11 |
neon1024 |
Is there a kind of “web friendly” var_dump ? |
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Feb 6th 2018, 15:11 |
zmurphy |
Ah, duh, I've had to use that when working on old cake 2 stuff with phpcs enabled. |
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Feb 6th 2018, 15:10 |
neon1024 |
Or `array_intersect()` if you just got all the tags from the db in one array |
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Feb 6th 2018, 15:10 |
neon1024 |
@h.mavisakalian I bet the Collection class could do it quicker! |
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Feb 6th 2018, 15:10 |
neon1024 |
As seen in the CakePHP core! :P |
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Feb 6th 2018, 15:10 |
neon1024 |
@zmurphy `/** @codingStandardsIgnoreStart */ Lolol /** @codingStandardsIgnoreEnd */` |
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Feb 6th 2018, 15:06 |
h.mavisakalian |
@zmurphy It worked, Thanks a lot. I think there is no faster way of doing this. |
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Feb 6th 2018, 15:06 |
zmurphy |
Does phpcs have a tag to not complain if a certain function doesn't have a doc comment? I have a few functions like viewUser() where all the doc comment would be is "Views the user" which adds nothing |
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Feb 6th 2018, 15:01 |
zmurphy |
At least, that's how I did it when I had to implement comma separated search terms for some of our documents |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:56 |
zmurphy |
` $conditions = ['OR' => []]; foreach ($tags as $tag) { $conditions['OR'][] = ['tags LIKE' => '%'.$tag.'%']; } if (!$conditions['OR']) { return false; //Or some other identifier that there were no tags } return $table->find()->where($conditions); ` |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:53 |
h.mavisakalian |
So there won’t be duplications |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:52 |
h.mavisakalian |
Yea thats what I though but I need a final set of records in the end, how do I merge them ? |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:52 |
dereuromark |
just iterate with for loop |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:52 |
h.mavisakalian |
But thanks for the suggestion. |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:51 |
h.mavisakalian |
not just those 2 |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:51 |
h.mavisakalian |
This might work, but my $tag1 $tag2 is an array… I have to check every $tag |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:49 |
zmurphy |
$table->find()->where(['OR' => [['tags LIKE' => '%'.$tag1.'%'], ['tags LIKE' => '%'.$tag2.'%']]]); ? |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:47 |
h.mavisakalian |
Is there a way I can merge those 2 in the end ? |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:46 |
h.mavisakalian |
$set1 = $table->find()->where([‘tags LIKE’ => “%”.$tag1.“%”); $set2 = $table->find()->where([‘tags LIKE’ => “%”.$tag2.“%”); |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:45 |
h.mavisakalian |
but I am interested in if you can merge 2 sets of records so there are no duplications |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:45 |
h.mavisakalian |
Ok, there is no way to do that using SQL ))) |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:19 |
h.mavisakalian |
point )) |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:19 |
h.mavisakalian |
Hardly )))))) But I get your poit )) |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:19 |
admad |
*then |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:19 |
admad |
they you would be out of a job |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:18 |
h.mavisakalian |
Wouldn’t that be great )))))) |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:18 |
admad |
currently it seems you expect the ORM to just read your mind and generate required SQL |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:17 |
admad |
it bet it's easy with ORM if you know the sql query you want to achieve. |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:17 |
hmic |
h.mavisakalian: the orm can only produce sql, so it can't do anything sql cannot do. |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:17 |
hmic |
array_map(explode(...), 'trim'), if your tags are not only "," but ", " seperated |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:17 |
h.mavisakalian |
I just wondered if there was an easier way using the ORM. |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:16 |
h.mavisakalian |
:slightly_smiling_face: |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:16 |
admad |
that's pseudo sql query at best :P |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:14 |
h.mavisakalian |
I need something like WHERE tags(string) has any of the values of the hashtags array. |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:13 |
h.mavisakalian |
the neon1024 solution is close to what I need. |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:11 |
admad |
@h.mavisakalian step 1: figure out the SQL query you need to fetch the required data. Step 2: figure out / ask here how to achieve that query using the ORM |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:08 |
h.mavisakalian |
->find()->where([‘tags IN’ => explode(‘,’, $hashtags)]); |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:08 |
h.mavisakalian |
No errors, but it won’t show any data. |
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Feb 6th 2018, 14:04 |
neon1024 |
`->find()->where(['example IN' => explode(',', $arrayOfThings)` |