I am just testing out a data set I am looking to return from the DB. I am running this in command line mode. When I var_dump() the data, I can see data being returned, but when
There seems to be no way to do this with a foreach() when running the script in command line mode. But I found a solution below that gives me what I was looking for:
while($data = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)) {
print_r($data["dob"]."\n");
}
I noticed all the examples in the documentation where doing this way. I thought it was just a preference. It does not seem so. I hope this helps someone else, because this was quite irritating. You used to be able to do this easily with the previous mysql functions.
mysqli_fetch_array returns an array, you're traversing the array with the foreach, $data_unit will most likely be a single element and not an array... try just
foreach($data as $data_unit){
echo $data_unit."\r";
}
or use mysqli_fetch_assoc() and try
foreach($data as $fieldname => $data_unit){
echo "$fieldname = $data_unit\r";
}