PHP Implode But Wrap Each Element In Quotes

问题:

Assume I have an array:

 $elements = array('foo', 'bar', 'tar', 'dar');

Then I want to build up a DELETE IN SQL query:

 $SQL = "DELETE FROM elements
               WHERE id IN ('" . implode(',', $elements) . "')";

The problem is that the ids in the elements array aren't quoted each individually. I.E the query looks like:

 $SQL = "DELETE FROM elements
               WHERE id IN ('foo,bar,tar,dar');

What's the best, most elegants way to fix this?

回答1:

Add the quotes into the implode call: (I'm assuming you meant implode)

$SQL = 'DELETE FROM elements
           WHERE id IN ("' . implode('", "', $elements) . '")';

This produces:

DELETE FROM elements WHERE id IN ("foo", "bar", "tar", "dar")

The best way to prevent against SQL injection is to make sure your elements are properly escaped.

An easy thing to do that should work (but I haven't tested it) is to use either array_map or array_walk, and escape every parameter, like so:

$elements = array();
$elements = array_map( 'mysql_real_escape_string', $elements);

回答2:

You can use array_walk to iterate all the elements in side the array passing the reference to the element and add the quotes in the following way.

<?php

$arr = ['a','b','c'];

array_walk($arr, function(&$x) {$x = "'$x'";});

echo implode(',', $arr); // 'a','b','c'

?>

回答3:

You can run a simple array_map() function to wrap the strings in quotes and then wrap that around the implode() to add the commas:

$array = ["one", "two", "three", "four"];

implode(",", array_map(function($string) {
    return '"' . $string . '"';
}, $array));

回答4:

Just to add to the top answer a bit here, even if you are using MySQLi it is possible to call real_escape_string using array_map by using the object method callable form. Here is an example, assuming $conn is your MySQLi connection:

$elements = array('foo', 'bar', 'tar', 'dar');
$cleanedElements = array_map([$conn, 'real_escape_string'], $ids);
$SQL = 'DELETE FROM elements WHERE id IN ("' . implode('", "', $elements) . '")';

Note that the first parameter of array_map is an array with the object followed by the method name. This is the same as executing the following for each item in the array:

$newItem = $conn->real_escape_string($item);