mysql - Simple PHP warning question? -


I was thinking how I can correct this warning I am listed below.

I'm using PHP & amp; MySQL

  WARNING: Min () [function.min]: The array must contain at least one element  

Here is a part of the code that I Seems problem

  $ tag = tag_info ($ link); $ Minimum_count = minutes (array_values ​​($ tag)); $ Maximum_ count = maximum (array_values ​​($ tag)); $ Spread = $ max_mount - $ minimum_count;  

I needed to post the whole code, but some ignorant users would probably feel a duplicate question, if you need to see the complete code, please thank you for the previous questions.

Well, I do not understand this piece of code because everybody code is not displaying anything, but getting rid of the warning. You can see the full code here

  $ tag = tag_info ($ link); $ Spread = $ tag? Maximum ($ tag) - minimum ($ tag): 0;  

This code is valid, as long as your tag_info () function returns an array.

PHP's built-in array_values ​​() function is useless, since the minimum () and maximum () both ignore the key in an array.


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