combine two arrays ldap_search results to give one array with uniquevalues?

[macca]

Hi,

I'm doing an two ldap_search queries and I need to combine the two
results into one single array containing all the results from each but
removing duplicates.

I have tried built in php functions such as array_merge (which gives
me duplicates) and array_unique which does not work either.
Any ideas?

Thanks.

[Curtis]

On Sun, 2 Nov 2008 17:01:07 -0800 (PST), pt*******@googl email.com
wrote:

Hi,

I'm doing an two ldap_search queries and I need to combine the two
results into one single array containing all the results from each but
removing duplicates.

I have tried built in php functions such as array_merge (which gives
me duplicates) and array_unique which does not work either.
Any ideas?

Thanks.

Yes, you can use array_diff(), which will look at the arrays' valus.
Note that the key associativity of the first array is maintained in
the return array.

<URL:http://php.net/array_diff>
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Curtis
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[macca]

That wont work. I need all the unique values from both arrays in one
array, not just the difference. but thanks...

[Guido Bernaerts]

Am Mon, 03 Nov 2008 04:19:02 -0800 schrieb macca:

That wont work. I need all the unique values from both arrays in one
array, not just the difference. but thanks...

have not done much php lately but does a combination of merge and unique
not work? something like this:

$arrRes= array_unique(ar ray_merge($arr1 ,$arr2));

hope its not a stupid sugestion ... first try of use net by my side ...

cu

[macca]

yes i have tried this to no avail but thanks for the suggestion

[Curtis]

On Mon, 3 Nov 2008 04:19:02 -0800 (PST), pt*******@googl email.com
wrote:

That wont work. I need all the unique values from both arrays in one
array, not just the difference. but thanks...

Again, just looking at values, perhaps this will do it:

$a = array(...);
$b = array(...);
$c = array_merge(arr ay_diff($a,$b), array_diff($b,$ a));

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$email = str_replace('si g.invalid', 'gmail.com', $from);