This holds true for any LDAP-created array where an LDAP attribute has more than one value associated with it. In other words, while the correct number of attributes are put into the array by PHP using LDAP, one of the keys in the array has no data associated with it (and should have data associated with it). However, when I try to report back all of these attributes by printing them out, only 14 appear. When I loop through these attributes in the array and count them up, I also get that same number. If I count the number of member attributes that are actually in the LDAP server, I get a particular value, say 15. The problem occurs when I loop through the multi-dimensional array for attributes that share the second key, such as:īecause several different memberof attributes can be stored for a person in Active Directory, the LDAP-built array has values like:Īnd so on. I am then looping through the entire array looking for values set with certain keys that I am interested in, which could be holding data in any order. This array has three levels of keys, such that:īecause that is what is set up for the description attribute for a person in Active Directory. So, in other words, I am using PHP's LDAP to grab all information about a user in Active Directory and put it into a single, multi-dimensional array called $info. All of that user's attributes in the LDAP directory are placed in a multi-dimensional array that I can query for a particular attribute I am interested in and return all of those values from the array by looping through that part of the array, using the correct key value.
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I am querying an Active Directory server with PHP via LDAP to retrieve all of a particular user's attributes.
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