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Basically, I've list of associative array and I'm trying to output both key and value for all. Here's the code I have.
$sites = array("www.google.com" => "Google", "www.apple.com" => "Apple",
"www.apple.com" => "Apple");
foreach ($sites as $url => $name )
echo $name . " " . $url . "<br/>";
As you can see 'apple' is being repeated and hence it's not being displayed in foreach loop. Here's the output of code above.
Google www.google.com
Apple www.apple.com
How to display all array values?
Thanks.
php arrays associative-array
asked Mar 22 at 4:31
shutupchigoshutupchigo
18410
add a comment |
Basically, I've list of associative array and I'm trying to output both key and value for all. Here's the code I have.
$sites = array("www.google.com" => "Google", "www.apple.com" => "Apple",
"www.apple.com" => "Apple");
foreach ($sites as $url => $name )
echo $name . " " . $url . "<br/>";
As you can see 'apple' is being repeated and hence it's not being displayed in foreach loop. Here's the output of code above.
Google www.google.com
Apple www.apple.com
How to display all array values?
Thanks.
php arrays associative-array
asked Mar 22 at 4:31
shutupchigoshutupchigo
18410
4
You can't have 2 values in an associate array with the same index.
– user1334621
Mar 22 at 4:34
Make Array of Array
– Niklesh Raut
Mar 22 at 4:37
You can use simple array_unique() function to remove duplicate values.
– Mayank Dudakiya
Mar 22 at 4:45
@catcon Thanks. This fixed it.
– shutupchigo
Mar 22 at 4:45
I have added my answer with the use of array_unique()
– Mayank Dudakiya
Mar 22 at 4:48
add a comment |
Basically, I've list of associative array and I'm trying to output both key and value for all. Here's the code I have.
$sites = array("www.google.com" => "Google", "www.apple.com" => "Apple",
"www.apple.com" => "Apple");
foreach ($sites as $url => $name )
echo $name . " " . $url . "<br/>";
As you can see 'apple' is being repeated and hence it's not being displayed in foreach loop. Here's the output of code above.
Google www.google.com
Apple www.apple.com
How to display all array values?
Thanks.
php arrays associative-array
asked Mar 22 at 4:31
shutupchigoshutupchigo
18410
Basically, I've list of associative array and I'm trying to output both key and value for all. Here's the code I have.
$sites = array("www.google.com" => "Google", "www.apple.com" => "Apple",
"www.apple.com" => "Apple");
foreach ($sites as $url => $name )
echo $name . " " . $url . "<br/>";
As you can see 'apple' is being repeated and hence it's not being displayed in foreach loop. Here's the output of code above.
Google www.google.com
Apple www.apple.com
How to display all array values?
Thanks.
php arrays associative-array
php arrays associative-array
asked Mar 22 at 4:31
shutupchigoshutupchigo
18410
asked Mar 22 at 4:31
shutupchigoshutupchigo
18410
asked Mar 22 at 4:31
shutupchigoshutupchigo
18410
asked Mar 22 at 4:31
shutupchigoshutupchigo
18410
asked Mar 22 at 4:31
shutupchigoshutupchigo
18410
18410
4
You can't have 2 values in an associate array with the same index.
– user1334621
Mar 22 at 4:34
Make Array of Array
– Niklesh Raut
Mar 22 at 4:37
You can use simple array_unique() function to remove duplicate values.
– Mayank Dudakiya
Mar 22 at 4:45
@catcon Thanks. This fixed it.
– shutupchigo
Mar 22 at 4:45
I have added my answer with the use of array_unique()
– Mayank Dudakiya
Mar 22 at 4:48
add a comment |
4
You can't have 2 values in an associate array with the same index.
– user1334621
Mar 22 at 4:34
Make Array of Array
– Niklesh Raut
Mar 22 at 4:37
You can use simple array_unique() function to remove duplicate values.
– Mayank Dudakiya
Mar 22 at 4:45
@catcon Thanks. This fixed it.
– shutupchigo
Mar 22 at 4:45
I have added my answer with the use of array_unique()
– Mayank Dudakiya
Mar 22 at 4:48
4
4
You can't have 2 values in an associate array with the same index.
– user1334621
Mar 22 at 4:34
You can't have 2 values in an associate array with the same index.
– user1334621
Mar 22 at 4:34
Make Array of Array
– Niklesh Raut
Mar 22 at 4:37
Make Array of Array
– Niklesh Raut
Mar 22 at 4:37
You can use simple array_unique() function to remove duplicate values.
– Mayank Dudakiya
Mar 22 at 4:45
You can use simple array_unique() function to remove duplicate values.
– Mayank Dudakiya
Mar 22 at 4:45
@catcon Thanks. This fixed it.
– shutupchigo
Mar 22 at 4:45
@catcon Thanks. This fixed it.
– shutupchigo
Mar 22 at 4:45
I have added my answer with the use of array_unique()
– Mayank Dudakiya
Mar 22 at 4:48
I have added my answer with the use of array_unique()
– Mayank Dudakiya
Mar 22 at 4:48
add a comment |
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Construct multidimensional array as follows. Because your array has duplicate indexes.
$sites = [
["www.google.com" => "Google"],
["www.apple.com" => "Apple"],
["www.apple.com" => "Apple"]
];
foreach ($sites as $url_arr )
foreach ($url_arr as $url => $name )
echo $name . " " . $url . "<br/>";
answered Mar 22 at 4:44
chacha
5602921
add a comment |
Index cannot be the same ,hope this helps
$sites = array(array("www.google.com" => "Google"),array( "www.apple.com" => "Apple"),
array("www.apple.com" => "Apple"));
foreach ($sites as $key => $value )
foreach($sites[$key] as $key1 =>$value1)
echo $sites[$key][$key1] . " " . $key1 . "<br/>";
answered Mar 22 at 4:43
DeepakDeepak
55110
add a comment |
No need to use any for loop.
You just need to use **array_unique()** function to remove duplicate values.
<?php
$sites = array("www.google.com" => "Google", "www.apple.com" => "Apple",
"www.apple.com" => "Apple");
print_r(array_unique($sites));
?>
Output will be like following
Array ( [www.google.com] => Google [www.apple.com] => Apple )
answered Mar 22 at 4:48
Mayank DudakiyaMayank Dudakiya
668315
He wanted to display all values.
– cha
Mar 22 at 4:51
add a comment |
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Construct multidimensional array as follows. Because your array has duplicate indexes.
$sites = [
["www.google.com" => "Google"],
["www.apple.com" => "Apple"],
["www.apple.com" => "Apple"]
];
foreach ($sites as $url_arr )
foreach ($url_arr as $url => $name )
echo $name . " " . $url . "<br/>";
answered Mar 22 at 4:44
chacha
5602921
add a comment |
Construct multidimensional array as follows. Because your array has duplicate indexes.
$sites = [
["www.google.com" => "Google"],
["www.apple.com" => "Apple"],
["www.apple.com" => "Apple"]
];
foreach ($sites as $url_arr )
foreach ($url_arr as $url => $name )
echo $name . " " . $url . "<br/>";
answered Mar 22 at 4:44
chacha
5602921
add a comment |
Construct multidimensional array as follows. Because your array has duplicate indexes.
$sites = [
["www.google.com" => "Google"],
["www.apple.com" => "Apple"],
["www.apple.com" => "Apple"]
];
foreach ($sites as $url_arr )
foreach ($url_arr as $url => $name )
echo $name . " " . $url . "<br/>";
answered Mar 22 at 4:44
chacha
5602921
Construct multidimensional array as follows. Because your array has duplicate indexes.
$sites = [
["www.google.com" => "Google"],
["www.apple.com" => "Apple"],
["www.apple.com" => "Apple"]
];
foreach ($sites as $url_arr )
foreach ($url_arr as $url => $name )
echo $name . " " . $url . "<br/>";
answered Mar 22 at 4:44
chacha
5602921
answered Mar 22 at 4:44
chacha
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answered Mar 22 at 4:44
chacha
5602921
answered Mar 22 at 4:44
chacha
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Index cannot be the same ,hope this helps
$sites = array(array("www.google.com" => "Google"),array( "www.apple.com" => "Apple"),
array("www.apple.com" => "Apple"));
foreach ($sites as $key => $value )
foreach($sites[$key] as $key1 =>$value1)
echo $sites[$key][$key1] . " " . $key1 . "<br/>";
answered Mar 22 at 4:43
DeepakDeepak
55110
add a comment |
Index cannot be the same ,hope this helps
$sites = array(array("www.google.com" => "Google"),array( "www.apple.com" => "Apple"),
array("www.apple.com" => "Apple"));
foreach ($sites as $key => $value )
foreach($sites[$key] as $key1 =>$value1)
echo $sites[$key][$key1] . " " . $key1 . "<br/>";
answered Mar 22 at 4:43
DeepakDeepak
55110
add a comment |
Index cannot be the same ,hope this helps
$sites = array(array("www.google.com" => "Google"),array( "www.apple.com" => "Apple"),
array("www.apple.com" => "Apple"));
foreach ($sites as $key => $value )
foreach($sites[$key] as $key1 =>$value1)
echo $sites[$key][$key1] . " " . $key1 . "<br/>";
answered Mar 22 at 4:43
DeepakDeepak
55110
Index cannot be the same ,hope this helps
$sites = array(array("www.google.com" => "Google"),array( "www.apple.com" => "Apple"),
array("www.apple.com" => "Apple"));
foreach ($sites as $key => $value )
foreach($sites[$key] as $key1 =>$value1)
echo $sites[$key][$key1] . " " . $key1 . "<br/>";
answered Mar 22 at 4:43
DeepakDeepak
55110
answered Mar 22 at 4:43
DeepakDeepak
55110
answered Mar 22 at 4:43
DeepakDeepak
55110
answered Mar 22 at 4:43
DeepakDeepak
55110
55110
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add a comment |
No need to use any for loop.
You just need to use **array_unique()** function to remove duplicate values.
<?php
$sites = array("www.google.com" => "Google", "www.apple.com" => "Apple",
"www.apple.com" => "Apple");
print_r(array_unique($sites));
?>
Output will be like following
Array ( [www.google.com] => Google [www.apple.com] => Apple )
answered Mar 22 at 4:48
Mayank DudakiyaMayank Dudakiya
668315
He wanted to display all values.
– cha
Mar 22 at 4:51
add a comment |
No need to use any for loop.
You just need to use **array_unique()** function to remove duplicate values.
<?php
$sites = array("www.google.com" => "Google", "www.apple.com" => "Apple",
"www.apple.com" => "Apple");
print_r(array_unique($sites));
?>
Output will be like following
Array ( [www.google.com] => Google [www.apple.com] => Apple )
answered Mar 22 at 4:48
Mayank DudakiyaMayank Dudakiya
668315
He wanted to display all values.
– cha
Mar 22 at 4:51
add a comment |
No need to use any for loop.
You just need to use **array_unique()** function to remove duplicate values.
<?php
$sites = array("www.google.com" => "Google", "www.apple.com" => "Apple",
"www.apple.com" => "Apple");
print_r(array_unique($sites));
?>
Output will be like following
Array ( [www.google.com] => Google [www.apple.com] => Apple )
answered Mar 22 at 4:48
Mayank DudakiyaMayank Dudakiya
668315
No need to use any for loop.
You just need to use **array_unique()** function to remove duplicate values.
<?php
$sites = array("www.google.com" => "Google", "www.apple.com" => "Apple",
"www.apple.com" => "Apple");
print_r(array_unique($sites));
?>
Output will be like following
Array ( [www.google.com] => Google [www.apple.com] => Apple )
answered Mar 22 at 4:48
Mayank DudakiyaMayank Dudakiya
668315
answered Mar 22 at 4:48
Mayank DudakiyaMayank Dudakiya
668315
answered Mar 22 at 4:48
Mayank DudakiyaMayank Dudakiya
668315
answered Mar 22 at 4:48
Mayank DudakiyaMayank Dudakiya
668315
668315
He wanted to display all values.
– cha
Mar 22 at 4:51
add a comment |
He wanted to display all values.
– cha
Mar 22 at 4:51
He wanted to display all values.
– cha
Mar 22 at 4:51
He wanted to display all values.
– cha
Mar 22 at 4:51
add a comment |
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You can't have 2 values in an associate array with the same index.
– user1334621
Mar 22 at 4:34
Make Array of Array
– Niklesh Raut
Mar 22 at 4:37
You can use simple array_unique() function to remove duplicate values.
– Mayank Dudakiya
Mar 22 at 4:45
@catcon Thanks. This fixed it.
– shutupchigo
Mar 22 at 4:45
I have added my answer with the use of array_unique()
– Mayank Dudakiya
Mar 22 at 4:48