Question

below is example how mine arrays do look, i want them combine so i can output both title, votes and ratings in one line.

foreach ($items->items as $item) {
echo $item->title;

foreach ($results->resx as $res) {
echo $res->votes;
echo $res->ratings;
}

I’d like to have this, but i know this isn’t right.

foreach ($items as $item) ($results as $res) {
echo $res->votes;
echo $res->ratings;
echo $item->title;
}

Answer 1

You can use array_merge() for that, like so:

foreach (array_merge($results, $items) as $item) {
   echo isset($item->title) ? $item->title : $item->votes .'<br>'. $item->ratings;
}

UPDATE:
Changed how to print values as the objects from merged array can only have one of the two groups of properties.

UPDATE 2:
After some OP’s notes that made more clear what his scenario is, and now given the assumption that both $results and $items arrays have the same number of elements, an update solution is as follows:

while ((list(, $it) = each($items)) && (list(, $rs) = each($results))) {
    echo $it->title;
    echo $rs->votes;
    echo $rs->ratings . '<br>';
}