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ldap_add

Name

ldap_add — Adds an entry.

Synopsis

bool ldap_add(connectionID, DN, entry); resource connectionID: Connection ID string DN: Distinguished name of the entry to be added array entry: Array of the attribute information to be added

Returns

TRUE on success; FALSE on error

Description

ldap_add() adds entries to an LDAP directory. The information to be added is stored in an array passed to the function. If an attribute has only one value, it must be passed to the function in the following format, or it will fail:

$entry_array["attribute"] = value

If an attribute has more than one value, a multidimensional array must be constructed as follows:

$entry_array["attribute"][0] = first value of the attribute
$entry_array["attribute"][1] = second value of the attribute

Version

PHP Version: 3+, 4+

Example

Example 626. Add a user to a directory

$dn = "uid=jdoe,dc=foo,dc=com";
$attr["cn"] = "John Doe";
$attr["uid"] = "jdoe";
$attr["title"] = "Manager";
$attr["telephonenumber"][0] = "123-456-6789";
$attr["telephonenumber"][1] = "123-345-5678";
$attr["objectclass"][0] = "organizationalPerson";
$attr["objectclass"][1] = "organizationalRole";
$host = "ldap.foo.com";
$ldapconn = ldap_connect($host);
$bindresult = ldap_bind($ldapconn, "cn=Sysadmin,dc=foo,dc=com", "secret");
ldap_add($ldapconn, "$dn", $attr);
ldap_unbind($ldapconn);

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