Question

Hi I found this question here
, but it doesnt do exactly what i’m looking for.

I would like the table to be displayed like this instead:

   **     | array1         | array2 
           -------------------------------
 logtime   | 1305732210     | 1305732216
           -------------------------------
 useragent | Mozilla        | Mozilla
           -------------------------------

Edited:

my bad for not posting code, but here is what i’m stuck on.

i have this query that outputs an array of data from mysql

SELECT s.*, m.id AS wmMake
                                  FROM `table1` AS s
                                  JOIN `table2` AS m
                                  WHERE s.code = m.code
            AND (s.ic='123'
            OR s.ic='1234"

its output looks like this

Array ( [0] => PAS [cat] => PAS [1] => H4B12A [ic] => H4B12A [2] => SMALL [segment] => SMALL [3] => 6 [wmMake] => 6 ) 
Array ( [0] => PAS [cat] => PAS [1] => HUV12A [ic] => HUV12A [2] => SMALL [segment] => SMALL [3] => 6 [wmMake] => 6 )

Now on my php side i have this:

for ($i =0; $c = mysql_fetch_array($query); $i++)
{
   print_r($c); 
}

the for loop, loops through 1 row at a time, how do i loop through each row, and get the 1st value and, then each row again to get 2nd value of array and so on. My html output should look like this.

    **     | array1         | array2 
           -------------------------------
 cat       | PAS            | PAS
           -------------------------------
 ic        | H4B12A         | HUV12A
           -------------------------------
 segment   | SMALL          | SMALL
           -------------------------------
  wmMake   | 6              | 6

Answer 1

Get the array keys first. And then loop through the keys and echo the values from both the arrays.

$keys = array_keys($arr1, $arr2);

echo "<table>";
foreach($keys as $k) {
    echo "<tr>";
    echo "<td>".$k."</td>";
    echo "<td>".$arr1[$k]."</td>";
    echo "<td>".$arr2[$k]."</td>";
    echo "</tr>";
}
echo "</table>";