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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 06/14/07 18:15
TSmith wrote:
> Hey Y'all,
>
> I haven't programmed in PHP in quite a while. Could anyone help me
> with a foreach loop in a nested array? I have a function which returns
> $stock (for an online pricing catalog).
>
> $stock[0] is ( [0] => Item, [1] => Sale, ...) an array of column
> headers.
> $stock[1][$i] is ([Item] => SL, [Sale] => 300, ...) an array of
> column headers to value for item $i
>
> What I have to print the header row for the pricing table is:
> print("<TR>");
> foreach ($stock[0] as $num => $val) {
> print("<TH>" + $val + "</TH>");
> }
> print("</TR>");
>
> I've also tried ($stock[0] as $x) print($x).
>
> What returns is five zeroes. Not in table cells, just "<TR>00000</
> TR>".
>
> Does anyone have any ideas what I've done?
>
> Thank you in advance,
> Taylor Smith
>
print("<TH>" + $val + "</TH>");
This is adding $val to two strings. Rather, you need
print("<TH>" . $val . "</TH>");
Or, you can even use:
print("<TH>$val</TH>");
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