Smarty, a tale of two arrays (smarty array problem)

[wirenot]

Hi all,
I hope I can get a bit of advice on this stupid problem. I'm using SMARTY for my site and I have a question about working with two arrays.

Array #1

0 => Array (8)
  0 => 4
  1 => 3
  2 => biology
  3 => english
  4 => 2007
  5 => none
  6 => empty
  7 => spanish

1=> ..[SNIP]

Array two

Array (3)
1 => Harvard
2 => Boston University
3 => New York University

Now, I cycle to output the first array using {section} in smarty and it works fine. However I want to replace the "1 => 3" from the first array with 3 = New York University from the second array. So when outputing a list of students instead of showing the school code, it replaces the school code with the name ... any way I tried it fails so far, any advice, seems like a simple problem, and would have no trouble doing it in PHP .... but smarty...

Thanks everyone.

[bpat1434]

How about running this snip before it:

<?php

$array1 = array(0=>array(0=>'4', 1=>'3', 2=>'biology'), 1=>array());// or whatever
$array2 = array(1=>'Harvard', 2=>'Boston U', 3=>'NYU');

foreach($i=0; $i<=count($array1); $i+)
{
  $array1[$i][1] = $array2[$array1[$i][1]];
}

// On with the smarty junk...
?>

~Brett

[wirenot]

Yes, that is the way to do it in PHP, but I am loooking for a way to do it in Smarty, because it wouldnot require me to run an extra foreach thrugh a fairly large array. I am certain its possible in smarty, I just can't get the syntax right. help...