Problem solved for undefined offset notice when looping through arrays in php

Hello friends,

Today I am sharing very important code which is people searching online but solution is not available and that was asked in the following url of stackoverflow.com

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3234616/undefined-offset-notice-when-looping-through-arrays-in-php/51672458#51672458

Please go with the below code, hope that will help you in your projects.

  <select title="mm" name="month" id="month" class="">
  <?php
  error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE);
  $datearray=array('Jan','Feb','Mar');
  for($d=0;$d<=sizeof($datearray);$d++){ ?>
  <?php if($datearray[$d]=='' OR $datearray[$d]==null) continue; ?>
           <option><?php echo $datearray[$d]; ?></option>
    <?php } ?>

  </select>


In the above code I have just updated two statement which is present in bold text.

- Error_reporting with (E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE) is important for removing notice error from whole page.
- Continue statement with code if($datearray[$d]=='' OR $datearray[$d]==null) continue; under for loop saying that if you will get blank or null value please continue whole loop without breaking anything.


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