Display values of two array

[Anon]

Is there a way you can display values of two array same time???

here what i done... but doesn't work

$a = array (alwad,sheab,faruk,alal,raju);
$b = array ("[e-mail]","[e-mail]","[e-mail]","[e-mail]","[e-mail]");

if (isset($a) && isset($b))
{
while(list($key1,$RecpName) = @each($a) && list($key, $RecpEmail) = @each($b))
{
print $RecpName;
print "<br>";
print $RecpEmaill;
}
}

Whats wrong with the code???

is there any alternative???

[Anon]

You should be using a multi-dimensional array if all of the values in array1 are linked to there counterparts in array2. This is a much cleaner solution:

$a = array();
$a[alwad] = "[e-mail]";
$a[sheab] = "[e-mail]";
$a[faruk] = "[e-mail]";
$a[alal] = "[e-mail]";
$a[raju] = "[e-mail]";

while(list($name,$email) = @each($a)
{
print $name;
print "<br>";
print $emaill;
}
}

That can be reduced to 1 line if you want to do it that way, just look up multi-dimensional arrays at www.php.net for a full explaniation.

The reduced way looks like:
$a = array ("alal" => "[e-mail]",
"raju" => "[e-mail]");

[tomhath]

Read up on Operator Precedence in the manual. This is an odd case that probably will confuse a lot of people. I think this is what you intended. Notice the parenthesis I added in the "while":

$a = array ('alwad','sheab','faruk','alal','raju');
$b = array ("[e-mail]","[e-mail]","[e-mail]","[e-mail]","[e-mail]");

if (isset($a) && isset($b))
{
while ( (list($key1,$RecpName) = @each($a)) && (list($key, $RecpEmail) = @each($b) ) )
{
print $RecpName;
print "<br>";
print $RecpEmail;
}
}