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i have a little problem with my code. I'm trying to stamp a variable with and encapsuled array inside into a table row but i don't undestand what i'm doing wrong. Could you help me please? "indice.php" has an array inside, and down of this i have my correct variable:



<?php
include("indice.php");

$indice1 = array_column($indice, Null, "id");

echo $indice1['1042']['def'];
?>


$indice1['1042']['def'] stamps correctly "AFC Bournemouth" on the page. This was only to check the correct functioning of my array, and it is ok.



Few rows down i need to obtain the same result obtaining 1042 with a database calling which ends to $array24[$nuovariga][4], which returns me exactly the 1042 number, that i need to encapsule into the other one array to obtain "AFC Bournemouth". In my table i have many difficult to perform my array!



 <tr>
<td style="width:10%;border: 1px solid black"><b><?php echo $array24[$nuovariga][0]; ?></b></td>
<td style="width:50%;border: 1px solid black"><b><?php echo $$array24[$nuovariga][1] . " " . $array24[$nuovariga][2] . " " . $array24[$nuovariga][3]; ?></b></td>
<td style="width:10%;border: 1px solid black"><b><?php echo $"indice1" . "['" . $array24[$nuovariga][4] . "']['def']"; ?></b></td>
<td style="width:20%;border: 1px solid black"><b><?php echo $array24[$nuovariga][5]; ?></b></td>
<td style="width:10%;border: 1px solid black"><b><?php echo $array24[$nuovariga][6]; ?></b></td>
</tr>
<?php } ?>


What am i doing wrong? Without $ and it returns exactly "indice1['1054']['def']".... Please, help me :( TY










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  • Can you share a snippet of your array please

    – Miroslav Glamuzina
    Mar 24 at 19:18











  • sure! my array in "indice.php" is $indice = array( array('id' => '1042','def' => 'AFC Bournemouth'), array('id' => '1043','def' => 'Brighton & Hove Albion'), array('id' => '1044','def' => 'FC Burnley'), array('id' => '1045','def' => 'Cardiff City'), ...etc...

    – Mauro Gonzato
    Mar 24 at 19:20


















1















i have a little problem with my code. I'm trying to stamp a variable with and encapsuled array inside into a table row but i don't undestand what i'm doing wrong. Could you help me please? "indice.php" has an array inside, and down of this i have my correct variable:



<?php
include("indice.php");

$indice1 = array_column($indice, Null, "id");

echo $indice1['1042']['def'];
?>


$indice1['1042']['def'] stamps correctly "AFC Bournemouth" on the page. This was only to check the correct functioning of my array, and it is ok.



Few rows down i need to obtain the same result obtaining 1042 with a database calling which ends to $array24[$nuovariga][4], which returns me exactly the 1042 number, that i need to encapsule into the other one array to obtain "AFC Bournemouth". In my table i have many difficult to perform my array!



 <tr>
<td style="width:10%;border: 1px solid black"><b><?php echo $array24[$nuovariga][0]; ?></b></td>
<td style="width:50%;border: 1px solid black"><b><?php echo $$array24[$nuovariga][1] . " " . $array24[$nuovariga][2] . " " . $array24[$nuovariga][3]; ?></b></td>
<td style="width:10%;border: 1px solid black"><b><?php echo $"indice1" . "['" . $array24[$nuovariga][4] . "']['def']"; ?></b></td>
<td style="width:20%;border: 1px solid black"><b><?php echo $array24[$nuovariga][5]; ?></b></td>
<td style="width:10%;border: 1px solid black"><b><?php echo $array24[$nuovariga][6]; ?></b></td>
</tr>
<?php } ?>


What am i doing wrong? Without $ and it returns exactly "indice1['1054']['def']".... Please, help me :( TY










share|improve this question
























  • Can you share a snippet of your array please

    – Miroslav Glamuzina
    Mar 24 at 19:18











  • sure! my array in "indice.php" is $indice = array( array('id' => '1042','def' => 'AFC Bournemouth'), array('id' => '1043','def' => 'Brighton & Hove Albion'), array('id' => '1044','def' => 'FC Burnley'), array('id' => '1045','def' => 'Cardiff City'), ...etc...

    – Mauro Gonzato
    Mar 24 at 19:20














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1








i have a little problem with my code. I'm trying to stamp a variable with and encapsuled array inside into a table row but i don't undestand what i'm doing wrong. Could you help me please? "indice.php" has an array inside, and down of this i have my correct variable:



<?php
include("indice.php");

$indice1 = array_column($indice, Null, "id");

echo $indice1['1042']['def'];
?>


$indice1['1042']['def'] stamps correctly "AFC Bournemouth" on the page. This was only to check the correct functioning of my array, and it is ok.



Few rows down i need to obtain the same result obtaining 1042 with a database calling which ends to $array24[$nuovariga][4], which returns me exactly the 1042 number, that i need to encapsule into the other one array to obtain "AFC Bournemouth". In my table i have many difficult to perform my array!



 <tr>
<td style="width:10%;border: 1px solid black"><b><?php echo $array24[$nuovariga][0]; ?></b></td>
<td style="width:50%;border: 1px solid black"><b><?php echo $$array24[$nuovariga][1] . " " . $array24[$nuovariga][2] . " " . $array24[$nuovariga][3]; ?></b></td>
<td style="width:10%;border: 1px solid black"><b><?php echo $"indice1" . "['" . $array24[$nuovariga][4] . "']['def']"; ?></b></td>
<td style="width:20%;border: 1px solid black"><b><?php echo $array24[$nuovariga][5]; ?></b></td>
<td style="width:10%;border: 1px solid black"><b><?php echo $array24[$nuovariga][6]; ?></b></td>
</tr>
<?php } ?>


What am i doing wrong? Without $ and it returns exactly "indice1['1054']['def']".... Please, help me :( TY










share|improve this question
















i have a little problem with my code. I'm trying to stamp a variable with and encapsuled array inside into a table row but i don't undestand what i'm doing wrong. Could you help me please? "indice.php" has an array inside, and down of this i have my correct variable:



<?php
include("indice.php");

$indice1 = array_column($indice, Null, "id");

echo $indice1['1042']['def'];
?>


$indice1['1042']['def'] stamps correctly "AFC Bournemouth" on the page. This was only to check the correct functioning of my array, and it is ok.



Few rows down i need to obtain the same result obtaining 1042 with a database calling which ends to $array24[$nuovariga][4], which returns me exactly the 1042 number, that i need to encapsule into the other one array to obtain "AFC Bournemouth". In my table i have many difficult to perform my array!



 <tr>
<td style="width:10%;border: 1px solid black"><b><?php echo $array24[$nuovariga][0]; ?></b></td>
<td style="width:50%;border: 1px solid black"><b><?php echo $$array24[$nuovariga][1] . " " . $array24[$nuovariga][2] . " " . $array24[$nuovariga][3]; ?></b></td>
<td style="width:10%;border: 1px solid black"><b><?php echo $"indice1" . "['" . $array24[$nuovariga][4] . "']['def']"; ?></b></td>
<td style="width:20%;border: 1px solid black"><b><?php echo $array24[$nuovariga][5]; ?></b></td>
<td style="width:10%;border: 1px solid black"><b><?php echo $array24[$nuovariga][6]; ?></b></td>
</tr>
<?php } ?>


What am i doing wrong? Without $ and it returns exactly "indice1['1054']['def']".... Please, help me :( TY







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  • Can you share a snippet of your array please

    – Miroslav Glamuzina
    Mar 24 at 19:18











  • sure! my array in "indice.php" is $indice = array( array('id' => '1042','def' => 'AFC Bournemouth'), array('id' => '1043','def' => 'Brighton & Hove Albion'), array('id' => '1044','def' => 'FC Burnley'), array('id' => '1045','def' => 'Cardiff City'), ...etc...

    – Mauro Gonzato
    Mar 24 at 19:20


















  • Can you share a snippet of your array please

    – Miroslav Glamuzina
    Mar 24 at 19:18











  • sure! my array in "indice.php" is $indice = array( array('id' => '1042','def' => 'AFC Bournemouth'), array('id' => '1043','def' => 'Brighton & Hove Albion'), array('id' => '1044','def' => 'FC Burnley'), array('id' => '1045','def' => 'Cardiff City'), ...etc...

    – Mauro Gonzato
    Mar 24 at 19:20

















Can you share a snippet of your array please

– Miroslav Glamuzina
Mar 24 at 19:18





Can you share a snippet of your array please

– Miroslav Glamuzina
Mar 24 at 19:18













sure! my array in "indice.php" is $indice = array( array('id' => '1042','def' => 'AFC Bournemouth'), array('id' => '1043','def' => 'Brighton & Hove Albion'), array('id' => '1044','def' => 'FC Burnley'), array('id' => '1045','def' => 'Cardiff City'), ...etc...

– Mauro Gonzato
Mar 24 at 19:20






sure! my array in "indice.php" is $indice = array( array('id' => '1042','def' => 'AFC Bournemouth'), array('id' => '1043','def' => 'Brighton & Hove Albion'), array('id' => '1044','def' => 'FC Burnley'), array('id' => '1045','def' => 'Cardiff City'), ...etc...

– Mauro Gonzato
Mar 24 at 19:20













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array_column($indice, 'id');


Hope this helps,






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    Mar 24 at 20:34











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Hope this helps,






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