laravel mysql 数组,PHP如何使用laravel 5将数据从数组保存到mysql

Im getting an array within array of 'Cylinders' data from POST:

Array

(

[serie] => Array

(

[0] => 1234

[1] => 3545

)

[seriesap] => Array

(

[0] => 1234234

[1] => 345345

)

[type] => Array

(

[0] => 4546

[1] => csdfwe

)

[admission] => Array

(

[0] => 04-05-2015

[1] => 04-05-2015

)

[invoice] => Array

(

[0] => fei76867

[1] => feiasodjf

)

)

Now, the fields inside the keys: serie, type, admission, etc dont change, but the info inside those key do change, i mean there could be even 15 items in there.

At the end i need to save to the database:

$cylinder = new Cylinder();

$cylinder->serie = ??;

$cylinder->seriesap = ??;

$cylinder->type = ??;

$cylinder->admission = ??;

$cylinder->invoice = ??;

$cylinder->save

How can i accomplish this task and save all the cylinders?

I have tried all the foreach's that i could think of nothing seems to work.

/edit/

This is what Im doing so far:

$cyldata = $_POST['cylinder']; //this is the post from top.

$num_elements = 0;

while($num_elements < count($cyldata['serie'])){

$cylinder = new Cylinder();

$cylinder->serie = $cyldata['serie'][$num_elements];

$cylinder->type = $cyldata['type'][$num_elements];

$cylinder->admission = $cyldata['admission'][$num_elements];

$cylinder->seriesap = $cyldata['seriesap'][$num_elements];

$cylinder->save

$num_elements++;

}

But it feels ugly, all those saves doesnt feel right. Dirty solution if you ask me.

解决方案

First, you need to convert you input data to another format:

$cyldata = $_POST['cylinder']; //this is the post from top.

$num_elements = 0;

$sqlData = array();

while($num_elements < count($cyldata['serie'])){

$sqlData[] = array(

'serie' => $cyldata['serie'][$num_elements],

'type' => $cyldata['type'][$num_elements],

'admission' => $cyldata['admission'][$num_elements],

'seriesap' => $cyldata['seriesap'][$num_elements],

'invoice' => $cyldata['invoice'][$num_elements], // you miss this field, aren't you?

'created_at' => Carbon\Carbon::now(), // only if your table has this column

'updated_at' => Carbon\Carbon::now(), // only if your table has this column

);

$num_elements++;

}

Second, use the Fluent query builder to do a batch insert:

DB::table('table_name')->insert($sqlData);

Note: the created_at and updated_at appear here if your table has these field. When working with Eloquent model, these field is updated automatically. However, we do not use Eloquent, so that we have to assign the value to these field manually.