[RESOLVED] Merging a two domensional array with a one dimensional array to get only one index

[FrankHarley]

I have a pair of arrays similar to this:

I cannot manipulate the functions...

//In one file the functions

function somename1(){
return array(
1=>array('card_id'=>1,'card_date'=>'2010-12-12','photos'=>array(
array('photo_id=>4),'qty'=>2),
array('photo_id=>9),'qty'=>6));
}

function somename2(){
return array(
1=>array('photo_id'=>4,'name'=>'Smiles','price'=>'100'),
2=>array('photo_id'=>7,'name'=>'Ugly','price'=>'150'),
3=>array('photo_id'=>9),'name'=>'Estatic','price'=>'100');
}

//In the main index file we have (cannot change this either)
//Notice Quantity is in the array from function 1 and this is the issue:

<?php
    foreach ($photo_details['photos'] as $pid => $info) {
?>
        <tr>
            <td><?php echo $info['name'];?></td>
            <td><?php echo $info['price'];?></td>
            <td><?php echo $info['qty'];?></td>
        </tr>
<?php
    }
?>

//The output to the table becomes something like:
Name            | Price            | QTY
Undefined: ... Undefined...    2
Undefined:.... Undefined...    6

The solution needs to be in a 3rd file I already have.
My question is how do I merge these so when the index file is run I don't get an undefined error?

[FrankHarley]

I forgot to add this as of now in that third file I have:

...
 foreach($orders AS $key => $ord){
 $stuff['orders']=$ord['products'];

  }  

//this return is what populates $photo_details on the inded page...
	    return $stuff;

[FrankHarley]

I changed the way I was handling the arrays.