Read exact csv php columns

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Read exact csv php columns

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I’m reading csv this way:

    $handle = fopen($file, "r");
    while ($data = fgetcsv($handle, 1000, ",")) {
        if($row !== 0)
        {
            $dados      = explode(";", $data[0]);
            $VALOR_1        = utf8_encode($dados[1]);
            $VALOR_2        = $dados[2];
            $VALOR_3        = $dados[3];
            $VALOR_4        = $dados[4];
            $VALOR_6        = $dados[11];

                $insert = "
                    INSERT INTO
                        dados
                    VALUES
                    (
                        NULL,
                        '$VALOR_1',
                        '$VALOR_2',
                        '$VALOR_3',
                        '$VALOR_4',
                        '$VALOR_6',
                    )
                ";
                    //$insert_now = mysqli_query($mysqli, $insert);
        }
    }

The first line of csv contains the title of each column, csv has multiple columns, the problem is that the columns are not always positioned in the same location. What I need is to read the csv, and leave already informed the title of the columns to be saved in the comic.

Put the example of csv, because apparently the rest is already done. and to better understand your doubt needs some example

– novic

2018/05/14 at 12:17
In the archive csv has a column separator, which in its example is the ;, this isn’t working?

– Ricardo Pontual

2018/05/14 at 12:30
You need to identify the columns in the table! also with this table that needs to record results!?

– novic

2018/05/14 at 12:48
But if you’re using fgetcsv so use explodes? No need for this. Tell me, which separator your csv uses, is comma or comma point?

– Guilherme Nascimento

2018/05/25 at 14:23

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by Bruno Henrique • 9 points · Answer 1 · 2018-05-25T14:14:29+00:00

Try to assign to a variable the column index, then it is independent the positioning of the same...

Example:

$fieldnames = fgetcsv($handle, 1000, ',');
$idx_dado_5 = array_search("dado_5", $fieldnames);
while ($row = fgetcsv($handle , 4096, ',')) {

        $valor_5 = $row[$idx_dado_5];
$insert = "
                INSERT INTO
                    dados
                VALUES
                (
                    NULL,
                    '$VALOR_1',
                    '$VALOR_2',
                    '$VALOR_3',
                    '$VALOR_4',
                    '$VALOR_5',
                )
            ";
}