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Hi

 

I have an array ( $Seg6 ) which contains multiply values and could have as many as 60.....

 

I need to use it in a compound find, where the number of values in $Seg6 decides how many find requests, that should be created in the compound find.

However, I have tried with:

// Create search request and criteria and add it to $compoundFind for each value in $seg6
		for($x=1; $x <= count($seg6); $x++){
			$findreq[$x] = $this->fmcon->newFindRequest('WEB-ART-Artikel');
				$findreq[$x]->addFindCriterion('_seg_6','='. $seg6[$x]);
				$findreq[$x]->addFindCriterion('__kf_DEB','=='. $_SESSION['deb_id']);
				$findreq[$x]->addFindCriterion('_WebSubKat','='. $_GET['_WebSubKat']);
				$findreq[$x]->addFindCriterion('WEB','=='. 'Active');
			$compoundFind->add([$x],$findreq[$x]);
		}

 

But it seems that I can not use the $x as a part of a $variable name....

 

 


			$seg6 = explode(chr(10), $_SESSION['Seg6']);

		// Create the Compound Find command object
		$compoundFind = $this->fmcon->newCompoundFindCommand('WEB-ART-Artikel');


if(count($seg6)>= 1){
			$findreq1 = $this->fmcon->newFindRequest('WEB-ART-Artikel');
				$findreq1->addFindCriterion('_seg_1','='. $_SESSION['Seg1']);
				$findreq1->addFindCriterion('_seg_2','='. $_SESSION['Seg2']);
				$findreq1->addFindCriterion('_seg_3','='. $_SESSION['Seg3']);
				$findreq1->addFindCriterion('_seg_4','='. $_SESSION['Seg4']);
				$findreq1->addFindCriterion('_seg_5','='. $_SESSION['Seg5']);
				$findreq1->addFindCriterion('_seg_6','='. $seg6[0]);
				$findreq1->addFindCriterion('__kf_DEB','=='. $_SESSION['deb_id']);
				$findreq1->addFindCriterion('_WebSubKat','='. $_GET['_WebSubKat']);
				$findreq1->addFindCriterion('WEB','=='. 'Active');
			$compoundFind->add(1,$findreq1);
}

if(count($seg6)>= 2){
			$findreq2 = $this->fmcon->newFindRequest('WEB-ART-Artikel');
				$findreq2->addFindCriterion('_seg_1','='. $_SESSION['Seg1']);
				$findreq2->addFindCriterion('_seg_2','='. $_SESSION['Seg2']);
				$findreq2->addFindCriterion('_seg_3','='. $_SESSION['Seg3']);
				$findreq2->addFindCriterion('_seg_4','='. $_SESSION['Seg4']);
				$findreq2->addFindCriterion('_seg_5','='. $_SESSION['Seg5']);
				$findreq2->addFindCriterion('_seg_6','='. $seg6[1]);
				$findreq2->addFindCriterion('__kf_DEB','=='. $_SESSION['deb_id']);
				$findreq2->addFindCriterion('_WebSubKat','='. $_GET['_WebSubKat']);
				$findreq2->addFindCriterion('WEB','=='. 'Active');
			$compoundFind->add(2,$findreq2);
}

if(count($seg6)>= 3){
			$findreq3 = $this->fmcon->newFindRequest('WEB-ART-Artikel');
				$findreq3->addFindCriterion('_seg_1','='. $_SESSION['Seg1']);
				$findreq3->addFindCriterion('_seg_2','='. $_SESSION['Seg2']);
				$findreq3->addFindCriterion('_seg_3','='. $_SESSION['Seg3']);
				$findreq3->addFindCriterion('_seg_4','='. $_SESSION['Seg4']);
				$findreq3->addFindCriterion('_seg_5','='. $_SESSION['Seg5']);
				$findreq3->addFindCriterion('_seg_6','='. $seg6[2]);
				$findreq3->addFindCriterion('__kf_DEB','=='. $_SESSION['deb_id']);
				$findreq3->addFindCriterion('_WebSubKat','='. $_GET['_WebSubKat']);
				$findreq3->addFindCriterion('WEB','=='. 'Active');
			$compoundFind->add(3,$findreq3);
}


		//Set sort order
		$compoundFind->addSortRule('ArtikelnrSE', 1, FILEMAKER_SORT_ASCEND);

		//Execute compound find command
		$result = $compoundFind->execute();

 

 

 

 

The below code is hardcoded and very manual, however it works....

But, does anyone have a way of creating the above code dynamically ?

 

 

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