<?php
//Called at start of page
while( $row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)){
$dataset[] = $row;
}
//Called in middle of page, inside <table><tbody>
$dSize = count($dataset);
for( $i = 0; $i < $dSize; $i++){
//foreach($dataset as $row){
$row = $dataset[$i];
$thisIsId = true;
echo "<tr>";
$rSize = count($row);
for( $j = 0; $j < $rSize; $j++){
//foreach($row as $value){
$value = $row[$j];
//Next line output ex: <td id='r1c2' class='editable'>Bob
echo "<td id='r$i" . "c$j'" . ($thisIsId ? "" : " class='editable'") . ">$value";
$thisIsId = false;
}
}
?>I'm trying to fill out a table that contains customer information, but $value keeps returning null. The foreach loops that are commented out are left there because these loops worked except I wasn't able to assign an id to the element based on $i and $j (obviously).
If I add a console.log of json_encode($row) after the line $row = $dataset[$i];, I get a JSON object that has all of the values filled out appropriately. As soon as I go into the nested for loop, I keep getting null values for $value AND $row[$j] if I just call that directly.
The ternary operator exists to check if it's the first column (the ID column) because that's the only cell that is not editable.
I've tried using global $row because I ran into a problem with scope in PHP before but it didn't seem to solve anything. I also tried renaming the $row variable to make sure it wasn't a conflict with when I use $row at the beginning of the page, but that also didn't solve anything.
tl;dr Why is $value returning null when used in a for loop but not when used in a foreach loop?
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