array

[dnsuji]

How to print the keyname using array.is it possible?

[nathj]

How to print the keyname using array.is it possible?

If you have associative array called $laArray:

[php]
<?

$laArray['peter'] = 23;
$laArray['sarah'] = 25;
$laArray['steve'] = 27;
$laArray['ann'] = 52;
$laArray['andy'] = 55;

foreach($laArray as $key => $value)
{
echo "Key: $key; Value: $value <br />";
}
?>
[/php]

I believe that does the trick.

Cheers
nathj

[Motoma]

If you have associative array called $laArray:

[php]
<?

$laArray['peter'] = 23;
$laArray['sarah'] = 25;
$laArray['steve'] = 27;
$laArray['ann'] = 52;
$laArray['andy'] = 55;

foreach($laArray as $key => $value)
{
echo "Key: $key; Value: $value <br />";
}
?>
[/php]

I believe that does the trick.

Cheers
nathj

If that isn't good enough:

 
$laArray['peter'] = 23;
$laArray['sarah'] = 25;
$laArray['steve'] = 27;
$laArray['ann'] = 52;
$laArray['andy'] = 55;
 
foreach($laArray as $value)
{
    echo "Key: ".key($value)."; Value: $value <br />";
}
 

[djpaul]

or you can do:
[PHP]
$pietje = array ("hello", "car", "airplane");

print_r ($pietje['hello']);

[/PHP]
Displays:
[HTML]hello[/HTML]

Gr Paul

[kovik]

or you can do:
[PHP]
$pietje = array ("hello", "car", "airplane");

print_r ($pietje['hello']);

[/PHP]
Displays:
[HTML]hello[/HTML]

Gr Paul

... No. No it wouldn't. :-/

Motoma's suggestion to use the key() function is likely the correct answer.