PHP Array Notice undefined index - Its defined?

Question

Im having problems wrapping my head around a code that I mean should work fine.

Here is the code:

        foreach( $_POST['wageline'] AS $line ){
            print_r( $line );
            if( !$MySQL->Query(" 
                INSERT INTO
                    wages_lines
                SET
                    'batch_id' = '" . $this->batch_id . "',
                    'name' = '" . $line['name'] . "',
                    'identity_number' = " . $line['identity_number'] . "',
                    'account' = '" . $line['account'] . "',
                    'phone' = '" . $line['phone'] . "',
                    'ordinary_hours' = '" . $line['ordinary_hours'] . "',
                    'fifty_percent' = '" . $line['fifty_percent'] . "',
                    'hundred_percent' = '" . $line['hundred_percent'] . "',
                    'mileage' = '" . $line['mileage'] . "',
                    'remuneration' = '" . $line['remuneration'] . "',
                    'pall_dag_2' = '" . $line['pall_dag_2'] . "',
                    'pall_dag_3' = '" . $line['pall_dag_3'] . "',
                    'pall_natt_2' = '" . $line['pall_natt_2'] . "',
                    'pall_natt_3' = '" . $line['pall_natt_3'] . "',
                    'ub_1' = '" . $line['ub_1'] . "',
                    'ub_2' = '" . $line['ub_2'] . "',
                    'ub_3' = '" . $line['ub_3'] . "',
                    'ub_4' = '" . $line['ub_4'] . "',
                    'ub_5' = '" . $line['ub_5'] . "',
                    'employee_wage' = '" . $line['employee_wage'] . "',
                    'brutto_total' = '" . $line['brutto_total'] . "',
                    'mileage_total' = '" . $line['mileage_total'] . "',
                    'remuneration_total' = '" . $line['remunerations_total'] . "'
            ") )

The result of my print_r is as following:

Array
(
['name'] => Alexander Fagerstrand
['identity_number'] => 
['account'] => 
['phone'] => 0
['ordinary_hours'] => 32.5
['fifty_percent'] => 0
['hundred_percent'] => 0
['mileage'] => 458
['remuneration'] => 628
['pall_dag_2'] => 0
['pall_dag_3'] => 0
['pall_natt_2'] => 0
['pall_natt_3'] => 0
['ub_1'] => 0
['ub_2'] => 0
['ub_3'] => 0
['ub_4'] => 0
['ub_5'] => 0
['employee_wage'] => 177
['brutto_total'] => 5752.50
['mileage_total'] => 1854.9
['remunerations_total'] => 628
)

And still, Im getting notices as these:

Notice: Undefined index: name in /var/www/vhosts/ontimebemanning.no/portal.ontimebemanning.no/modules/core.wages/classes/wage.class.php on line 573

Notice: Undefined index: identity_number in /var/www/vhosts/ontimebemanning.no/portal.ontimebemanning.no/modules/core.wages/classes/wage.class.php on line 574

Obviously, they are defined, so I have no clue why my script is throwing notices at my face. Anyone got a clue?

['identity_number'] => ['account'] => they seem undefined to me — Marco Mura
– Marco Mura, Commented Nov 17, 2014 at 14:01
@MarcoMura values seems undefined but keys are still present — pomeh
– pomeh, Commented Nov 17, 2014 at 14:02
The values are undefined, yes, but the index is not. Its also throwing the undefinex index error on indexes containing values — Ole Haugset
– Ole Haugset, Commented Nov 17, 2014 at 14:02
When I use print_r, I do not see quotes. I see something like [key] => value. Because you are seeing quotes, it tells me that you have quotes embedded into the key values - or you typed this by hand and added the quotes. If the quotes are in the key values, as shown, the keys without the quotes are not defined. — kainaw
– kainaw, Commented Nov 17, 2014 at 14:05

Ja͢ck · Accepted Answer · 2014-11-17 14:05:50Z

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If that's the output of print_r() the data that was sent in the POST request has quotes around the key names; to access the data now you would have to do this:

echo $lines["'name'"];

Alternatively, and more preferably, find out why those extra quotes are transferred and remove them.

answered Nov 17, 2014 at 14:05

Ja͢ck

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Ole Haugset Over a year ago

Thank you, thats the case indeed =)

AlexL · Accepted Answer · 2014-11-17 14:03:45Z

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You have an error in your code. You are using => instead of = in your query code.

answered Nov 17, 2014 at 14:03

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Ole Haugset Over a year ago

However, the problem of undefined indexes still consist

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