I have some arrays:
$officers & $dates
Each $officers has two arrays ($i being officers number):
${'raw_tot_data_'.$i} & ${'raw_pd_data_'.$i}
these respectively being (if $i=0):
$raw_tot_data_0 & $raw_pd_data_0
Now I currently have a JSON array ($ourData) which looks similar to:
//$ourData
[
//$officer_0
{
"code": "cg",
"tots": [],
"pds": []
},
//$officer_1
{
"code": "crg",
"tots": [],
"pds": []
},
//$officer_2
{
"code": "jan",
"tots": [],
"pds": []
},
...
I would like to populate each officers tots and pds. To do that I attempted the following (this is pre json_encode($ourData)):
$i=0;
foreach($officers as $officer){
$n=0;
foreach($dates as $date){
$tmp = ${'officer_'.$i};
$ourData[$tmp]['tots'][$n] = ( //error here
$date.' : '.${'raw_tot_data_'.$i}[$n]
);
$ourData[$tmp]['pds'][$n] = ( //error here
$date.' : '. ${'raw_pd_data_'.$i}[$n]
);
$n++;
}
$i++;
}
This returns errors stating
Illegal offset type
after some research I found this:
Illegal offset type errors occur when you attempt to access an array index using an object or an array as the index key.
How could I correct this to work?