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I am having difficulties in exploding string by "-" and creating a new array.

I get values in an array over checkbox from the HTML table. Values are in the string which needs to be separated by "-" and form new array under array (array example below).

At the end I should get array[0]

[0]=>002251/18
[1]=>1
[2]=>1000
[3]=>5500.00
[4]=>800

I need final output:

if(isset($_POST["submit"])){
 $paketi = array(); 
 $prikolica = $_POST["truck"]; 
 $nalozi[] = $_POST["items"];
}

nalozi[] -> OUTPUT

array(1) {
 [0]=>
 array(3) {
 [0]=>
 string(28) "002251/18-1-1000-5500.00-800"
 [1]=>
 string(28) "002251/18-2-1000-5500.00-800"
 [2]=>
 string(28) "002251/18-3-1000-5500.00-800"
 }
}

• IsThisJavascript: Straight away the issue I see is $_POST["items"]; is an array and you're not looping it (or setting it correctly) to construct your secondary array, you're just dumping the whole contents into the first key
• TylerH: Does this answer your question? How to explode this string into an array like this?

Answer 1

1.You need to iterate over $_POST["items"] first

2.Explode this array each individual value by - and assign this new coming array to your $nalozi array.

foreach($_POST["items"][0] as $items){
 $nalozi[] = explode('-',$items);
}
print_r($nalozi);

Output:-https://eval.in/998660