Ok, simple question

[dv6cougar]

been a long time since I've been here... no time with school/work

anyway! I'm trying to do something really simple and it's just killing me....

<?
$new_portal = "http://www.toyotaklub.dk/portal/";
$new_links1 = array('index.php',
					'forum.php',
					'e107_plugins/coppermine_menu/',
					'e107_plugins/echat_menu/echat.php',
					'user.php',
					'e107_plugins/ecalendar_menu/event_view.php',
					'links.php',
					'kontakt.php');
$new_links2 = array('Startside',
					'Forum',
					'Billeder',
					'Chat',
					'Medlemmer',
					'Kalender',
					'Links',
					'Klubben');
$new_linksnum = count($new_links1);
// Here we're going to add the actual links!
	$new_counter=0;
while($new_linksnum > 1) {
	$new_counter++;
	echo" <a style='text-decoration:none' href='".$new_links1['$new_counter']."' >".$new_links2['$new_counter']."</a> :";
}
?>

now, I've tried instead to just echo the $new_counter variable and it keeps going and going, never stops...
Now, it hink a while statement is incorrect, so I tried a for, a do-while and a foreach, but none of htem worked correctly...

i'd appreciate any input 🙂

[mtmosier]

I'm guessing you want to loop through your arrays and echo every element. If so you probably want a for loop.

$new_linksnum = count($new_links1);
for($new_counter = 0; $new_counter < $new_linksnum; $new_counter++) {
	echo" <a style='text-decoration:none' href='".$new_links1['$new_counter']."' >".$new_links2['$new_counter']."</a> :";
}

[dv6cougar]

yeah, that's it... only i missed having put in $new_counter = 0; inside the () of the for statement..
thanks 🙂

[Installer]

Why not:

foreach ($new_links1 as $key => $value) {
	echo '<a style="text-decoration:none" href="' . $value . '">' . 
          $new_links2[$key] . '</a> :';
}

Or, even better:

$new_links = array('Startside' => 'index.php',
                   'Forum'     => 'forum.php',
                   'Billeder'  => 'e107_plugins/coppermine_menu/',
                   'Chat'      => 'e107_plugins/echat_menu/echat.php',
                   'Medlemmer' => 'user.php',
                   'Kalender'  => 'e107_plugins/ecalendar_menu/event_view.php',
                   'Links'     => 'links.php',
                   'Klubben'   => 'kontakt.php');
foreach ($new_links as $key => $value) {
	echo '<a style="text-decoration:none" href="' . $value . '">' . $key . '</a> :';
}

[dv6cougar]

oh, I like that very much actually 🙂

now I need one more thing...

$PAGE_URI or something like that it's called. gives the name of the current php page.

[mtmosier]

$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']

You should do a print_r of $_SERVER to see what's available.

[dv6cougar]

oh yes, that's the one 🙂

been too long..
thanks