I'm adding an array of items from a form and if all of them are empty, I want to perform some validation and add to an error string. So I have:
$array = array(
'RequestID' => $_POST["RequestID"],
'ClientName' => $_POST["ClientName"],
'Username' => $_POST["Username"],
'RequestAssignee' => $_POST["RequestAssignee"],
'Status' => $_POST["Status"],
'Priority' => $_POST["Priority"]
);
And then if all of the array elements are empty perform:
$error_str .= '<li>Please enter a value into at least one of the fields regarding the request you are searching for.</li>';
You can just use the built in array_filter
If no callback is supplied, all entries of input equal to FALSE (see converting to boolean) will be removed.
So can do this in one simple line.
if(!array_filter($array)) {
echo '<li>Please enter a value into at least one of the fields regarding the request you are searching for.</li>';
}