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<?php
namespace EM;
/**
* Namespaced class for howsing EM utilities, rather than functions
*/
class Utils {
/**
* Gets a key from $_REQUEST, but mapped to a specific path in $_request_path, allowing for handling forms stored in arrays.
*
* For example, $_REQUEST['tickets'][ticket_id][0] = ['some_value' => 123, ...] can be accessed with $_request_path = ['tickets', ticket_id, 0] and then using this method with $key = 'some_value' to access 123.
*
* @param array $request_path
* @param string $key
*
* @return mixed|null
*/
public static function _request( $request_path = [], $key = null ) {
$REQUEST = $_REQUEST;
// Traverse the request map to get to the correct nested array
foreach ( $request_path as $mapKey) {
if (isset($REQUEST[$mapKey])) {
$REQUEST = $REQUEST[$mapKey];
} else {
// If the key is missing in the structure, return null or handle the error
return [];
}
}
// Now check for the final key in the nested array
if ( $key ) {
return isset( $REQUEST[ $key ] ) ? $REQUEST[ $key ] : null;
}
return $REQUEST;
}
}