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Cannot access offset of type string on string... WTF ?

ephelya Posted messages 296 Status Member -  
ephelya Posted messages 296 Status Member -
Hello,

I have a PHP function (called via AJAX) that sends me this error message (Cannot access offset of type string on string) and I absolutely don't understand where it's coming from... Help!
Here’s the call to my function 
 if ($flwprosp) { $result = flwprosp($flwprosp, $civilite, $iduser, $nrp, $tel, $mail, $nom, $prenom, $adresse, $cpostal,$ville, $where, $date, $comment, $nextact, $noway, $debug); } </code Here’s the data received <code php> Array ( [flwprosp] => 2151300759 [nrp] => 1 [civilite] => Mme [iduser] => baa9188a-0dd0-4f50-aaab-65e421cca195 [tel] => tel [mail] => mail [nom] => nom [prenom] => prenom [adresse] => address [cpostal] => 00000 [ville] => ville [where] => splae [date] => 23/06/12:00 [comment] => eer [nextact] => 5 [noway] => 1 [debug] => 1 )


And here’s my function 
 function flwprosp($idplace, $civilite, $iduser, $nrp, $tel, $mail, $nom, $prenom, $adresse, $cpostal,$ville, $where, $date, $comment, $nextact, $noway, $debug) { echo " flwprosp($idplace, $civilite, $iduser, $nrp, $tel, $mail, $nom, $prenom, $adresse, $cpostal,$ville, $where, $date, $comment, $nextact, $noway, $debug)"; if ($noway==1) { $client['statut'] = 4; } if ($nrp==1) { $client['statut'] = 3; } else { $client['statut'] = 2; } if ($nrp = 1) { $nextact = 7; } //we update the property $table = "Annonces"; $where["idlbc"] = $idplace; $place["adresse"] = $adresse; $place["cpostal"] = $cpostal; $place["ville"] = $ville; \Models\Admin::update($place, $table, $where, "", $debug); }


It tells me 

 flwprosp(2151300759, Mme, baa9188a-0dd0-4f50-aaab-65e421cca195, 1, tel, mail, nom, prenom, address, 00000,ville, splae, 23/06/12:00, eer, 5, 1, 1)
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"Fatal error</b>: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot access offset of type string on string in /homepages/41/d736140878/htdocs/escalierb/admin/www/ajx/ajax.php:55"

And line 55 is this line 
 $where["idlbc"] = $idplace;

From what I understand, there’s a story about attempting to access an index of an array or something, but the value $idplace is 2151300759, so a plain integer... What am I missing????
Thank you in advance for your help, this is urgent for me...

Configuration: Macintosh / Firefox 99.0

4 answers

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    yg_be Posted messages 23437 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   Ambassadeur 1 588
     
    Hello, the starting point would be to share your complete code.
    Please indicate the name of each file you share.

    What did you assign to 
    $where
    before calling the function?
    Did you write this code?
    Are you testing it for the first time?
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    1. yg_be Posted messages 23437 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   1 588
       
      What are you trying to do on line 55?
      What is this 
      $where["idlbc"]
      ?

      Have you tried translating the error message?
      For me, it says "Cannot access an offset of type string on a string".
      This indicates that it is not allowed to use a string type index ("idlbc") on a string ($where).

      Isn't that clear?
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  2. ephelya Posted messages 296 Status Member 2
     
    Well, I found my answer on my own, it's due to the update of my hosting which switched to php8, there are quite a few functions in my scripts that it doesn't like at all... ;-)
    So for those who have the same issue, the correct syntax is 
     $where = ["list_id" => $idplace];
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    1. yg_be Posted messages 23437 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   1 588
       
      To finish, what do you do with the $where parameter received by the function?
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  3. ephelya Posted messages 296 Status Member 2
     
    Sorry, I can't find how to set the status to "Resolved", I keep struggling every time..
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    1. yg_be Posted messages 23437 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   1 588
       
      To set to "resolved": the 
      ...
      under the initial question.
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  4. ephelya Posted messages 296 Status Member 2
     
    To respond to yg_be (thanks for your help!), yes I wrote this code, and I have used it hundreds of times. The only thing that has changed is the PHP version of my server... ;-)
    But here’s one problem solved, thanks anyway!
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