I have 2-dimensional array with numeric indices for both dimensions,
called $results, which contains the search results from a database.
The first dimension contains the records, and the second contains the
fields. I want to convert it into an XHTML table to echo to the
browser. For a 1-dimensional array, I would do this with implode().
Can I use implode() on a 2D array? If not, is there some other
function I could use to do this, or will I have to write my own? Or
has anyone already written one?
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On 28 Feb 2005 19:32:25 -0800, "DJ Craig" <sp**@djtriciti es.com>
wrote: I have 2-dimensional array with numeric indices for both dimensions,
called $results, which contains the search results from a database.
The first dimension contains the records, and the second contains the
fields. I want to convert it into an XHTML table to echo to the
browser. For a 1-dimensional array, I would do this with implode().
Can I use implode() on a 2D array?
I'm honestly surprised you would use implode() to render a
1-dimensional array in XHTML. That's a rather hackish approach to the
problem.
If not, is there some other
function I could use to do this, or will I have to write my own?
You'll have to write your own, but the problem is pretty trivial.
Just iterate both dimensions of the array and print out what you need. This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics | |
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