Really Easy and Quick...

mhoward

If you have an array such as $nos = "1,2,3,4,5", how do you output the next string in the array without having to type echo "$nos[0]" etc...?

amcgrath

while(list($k,$v) = @each($nos)) {
echo $v;
}

Anon

Have you checked out the current() and next() functions in the PHP manual? I have attached the link:

http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.current.php

This might be what you are looking for, if I am understanding you question correctly.

mhoward

ok - that works but it is giving me 3 outputs for each string in the array.

Basically, I already have an array ($domain_host) and I am using foreach ($domain_host as $idomain_host) {
print....}table with 2 columns, first coloumn should have the values of another array ($domain_purchase) and the second column shows the values of $idomain_host.

The second column works fine, but I need to get the contents of the array, $domain_purchased, into the first column - This is where I am struggling.

Like I say, your method works, but it printed each value 3 times. Any other ideaS?

amcgrath

well, is the value in the array 3 times? if it is then yea, it should print it 3 times. if it is and u want to supress the other two, simply check a flag variable that you set when the first val comes out....

mhoward

No the value isn't in the array 3 times, which is why I was getting confused.
Then....I realised I had put your suggested code into the wrong part of my PHP script!

Thanks very much, all is working now.