[php] Erreur fatale : Types d'opérandes non supportés

My field is of type varchar...
is that where the problem comes from?

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Autant pour moi : remet les apostrophes ce code était bon !
J'avais pas lu ton code attentivement mais tu utilises un objet tableau au lieu d'une variable simple dans $compteur ! Pas étonnant que ça plante LOL

Remplace:

$compteur=mysql_fetch_array($result); $nombre=$compteur+1;

Par

$champs=mysql_fetch_array($result); $compteur = $champs['compteur']; // ou $champs[n] avec n correspondant à la position du champ compteur $nombre=$compteur+1;

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Indeed, I had forgotten that!
It works now.
Thank you

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I'm going to shamelessly bump this topic, but oh well, it suits me just fine.
So, I have pretty much the same problem, I'm retrieving my variable passed by session (set to 0 some time before, and I increment it each time I visit the page that troubles me), it works perfectly on my local setup, but once online, it messes up.
My variable "jours" does exist though, I've done numerous tests, here is my code

 $travail=$_SESSION['jours']; $travail=($travail+$count); $_SESSION['jours']=$travail;

The message: Fatal error: Unsupported operand types in /homepages/33/d181993762/htdocs/arondor.com/Html/cra/account/docs/cra/cra_multi_print.php on line 40

Line 40 is the second one ^^'

Do you have any idea? Because I'm stuck x_x

Thanks for helping me :3

Thank you for your response, I'm getting some weird stuff that I don't really understand, I'll put it here:

 ["ident"]=> &string(32) "ea5fdbf44f86b785707b62753207a015" ["compte"]=> ∫(1) ["jours"]=> &array(6) { [1]=> array(7) { [1]=> string(0) "" [2]=> int(1) [3]=> int(2) [4]=> int(3) [5]=> int(4) [6]=> int(5) [7]=> int(6) } [2]=> array(7) { [1]=> int(7) [2]=> int(8) [3]=> int(9) [4]=> int(10) [5]=> int(11) [6]=> int(12) [7]=> int(13) } [3]=> array(7) { [1]=> int(14) [2]=> int(15) [3]=> int(16) [4]=> int(17) [5]=> int(18) [6]=> int(19) [7]=> int(20) } [4]=> array(7) { [1]=> int(21) [2]=> int(22) [3]=> int(23) [4]=> int(24) [5]=> int(25) [6]=> int(26) [7]=> int(27) } [5]=> array(7) { [1]=> int(28) [2]=> int(29) [3]=> int(30) [4]=> int(31) [5]=> string(0) "" [6]=> string(0) "" [7]=> string(0) "" } [6]=> array(7) { [1]=> string(0) "" [2]=> string(0) "" [3]=> string(0) "" [4]=> string(0) "" [5]=> string(0) "" [6]=> string(0) "" [7]=> string(0) "" } } ["joursmax"]=> ∫(46) } array(6) { [1]=> array(7) { [1]=> string(0) "" [2]=> int(1) [3]=> int(2) [4]=> int(3) [5]=> int(4) [6]=> int(5) [7]=> int(6) } [2]=> array(7) { [1]=> int(7) [2]=> int(8) [3]=> int(9) [4]=> int(10) [5]=> int(11) [6]=> int(12) [7]=> int(13) } [3]=> array(7) { [1]=> int(14) [2]=> int(15) [3]=> int(16) [4]=> int(17) [5]=> int(18) [6]=> int(19) [7]=> int(20) } [4]=> array(7) { [1]=> int(21) [2]=> int(22) [3]=> int(23) [4]=> int(24) [5]=> int(25) [6]=> int(26) [7]=> int(27) } [5]=> array(7) { [1]=> int(28) [2]=> int(29) [3]=> int(30) [4]=> int(31) [5]=> string(0) "" [6]=> string(0) "" [7]=> string(0) "" } [6]=> array(7) { [1]=> string(0) "" [2]=> string(0) "" [3]=> string(0) "" [4]=> string(0) "" [5]=> string(0) "" [6]=> string(0) "" [7]=> string(0) "" } } int(2) 

I think I'm in deep trouble.

Edit: Well, I did billions of print, changed the name from "jours" to "nbjours" and set my $_SESSION['nbjours']= to my 0 and everything is working, thanks for the help.

(nothing like prints)

Hello

Well, here are some explanations

I suppose the excerpt below comes from var_dump($_SESSION) unless I'm mistaken

["jours"]=> &array(6) { [1]=> array(7) { [1]=> string(0) "" [2]=> int(1) [3]=> int(2) [4]=> int(3) [5]=> int(4) [6]=> int(5) [7]=> int(6) }

$_SESSION is an associative array that holds all the session variables

["jours"]=> &array(6)

The variable "jours" is of type array, so it basically refers to an array (hence the ampersand & before)
that contains 6 elements

[1]=> array(7)
The element "1" of the "jours" array is itself an array of 7 elements

If we write $jours=$_SESSION["jours"]
then $jours[1][1] contains an empty string which corresponds to

["jours"]=>
&array(6) {
[1]=>
array(7) {
[1]=>
string(0) ""

Now, when you write
$travail=$_SESSION['jours'];
$travail=($travail+$count);

in $travail you have an array and in $count I don't know... the bottom line is that you can't add an array with another variable because it doesn't make sense, so $travail+$count fails with your error message: unsupported operand type, which is logical since generally addition operates on numbers. D'Oh!
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I suspect that it comes from a problem with the array addition; what I don’t understand is how this array was created. Indeed, I had to change names and remove a space for the issue to be fixed, and that’s really what’s bothering me.
But thanks for your explanation ^^

I can't say, I don't know how your code is put together; it's rather worrying that you don't know why such and such variable is in your session; it doesn't smell reliable (don't put it into production, especially if it's a sensitive application)
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