printing elements of an array

[irishgirl2004]

hen i do a print_r($arrayname); i get the following

Array ( [] => Array ( [0] => 1563 [id] => 1563 [1] => 6 [countyid] => 6 [2] => 212 [areaid] => 212 [3] => 7 [providerid] => 7 [4] => Breeze 3MB [packagename] => Breeze 3MB [5] => 24:1 [contention] => 24:1 [6] => 3Mbps [download] => 3Mbps [7] => 3Mbps [upload] => 3Mbps [8] => 48.40 [price] => 48.40 [9] => Wireless [type] => Wireless [10] => [details] => ) ) Array ( [] => Array ( [0] => 1563 [id] => 1563 [1] => 6 [countyid] => 6 [2] => 212 [areaid] => 212 [3] => 7 [providerid] => 7 [4] => Breeze 3MB [packagename] => Breeze 3MB [5] => 24:1 [contention] => 24:1 [6] => 3Mbps [download] => 3Mbps [7] => 3Mbps [upload] => 3Mbps [8] => 48.40 [price] => 48.40 [9] => Wireless [type] => Wireless [10] => [details] => ) )

how do i print out the individual elements of the array?

[NogDog]

I'm not sure what you are asking. Perhaps you want to use a foreach() loop? Or, if you just want to make the above easier to read:

printf("<pre>%s</pre>\n", print_r($arrayname, 1));

[Weedpacket]

Which individual element do you want to print? 🙂

Thing to keep in mind is that functions like print_r() and var_dump() are principally for debugging.

If what you're wanting to do is print the elements of an array (which is not really the same thing), then you may be wanting something like a [man]foreach[/man] loop. Depends on what you actually want.

[irishgirl2004]

i want to get the 2 elements called 'price' out of the array above....

[chasiv]

echo "Price = " . $arrayname['price'] . "<br />";

or

echo "Price = " . $arrayname[9] . "<br />";