in my mysql cell this is stored using serialize function
a:1:{i:0;s:275:"a:4:{s:8:"khghg_id";s:10:"foo1187";s:3:"uri";s:21:"foo/vtory/1187";s:4:"name";s:5:"nmart";s:5:"tuhlmb";a:3:{i:0;s:40:"knuujhs/201205/13_03_pceb9.jpg";i:1;s:40:"knuujhs/201205/13_03_0wlih.jpg";i:2;s:40:"knuujhs/201205/13_03_tq5wf.jpg";}}";}
i am trying to do unserialize
i am using this code
$cell =$row9['attachment'];
$list = unserialize($cell);
$info = unserialize($list[0]);
var_dump($info);
when i am trying with this i am getting error bool(false) error so i tried with parse_str with parse_str i did not get any error
parse_str($cell,$list );
but i am not getting the output in my database i am storing the output in database and i am submitting the query to database .everything is getting stored other than this unserialize values .here u can note that there are
khghg_id which is foo1187
uri which is foo/vtory/1187
name which is nmart
i want to store these details in my database so i am using
'.$info['khghg_id'].' for sending the data to mysql but mysql stores everything other than all unsterilized values
You retrieve a serialized text from database.
You unserialize it.. change it and then when you save it back to database you need to serialize it back
//retrieve serialized data from database
$arr = unserialize($row['properties']);
//get the desired value
$khghg_id = $arr['khghg_id'];
//now insert $khghg_id in database
From the code you posted above.. I see you are unserializing 2 times.. you dont really need to do this
$cell =$row9['attachment'];
$list = unserialize($cell);
$info = $list[0]; //this line should make the difference
var_dump($info);
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