Question

I am looping between 2 times in 10 minute intervals, which works fine and outputs a time like so:

<?=$time->format('H:i')?>

I then am pulling data from the database of times I then want to see if the data in the loop matches whats coming out of the database. I have created a method to get me all the records from the database and outputs them into an array. I then wanted to use in_array to match them up then run the value through another method to get data about it. Problem is that it doesnt match up, problem being:

if (array_search($time->format('H:i'), $bookings))
echo "Match";

$booking is a multi-dimension array looking like:

Array ( 
[0] => Array ( [id] => 1 [time] => 12:00 ) 
[1] => Array ( [id] => 2 [time] => 15:00 )
...
)

Thanks in advance!

Answer 1

It would be much easier if you get the values directly from database. still if you want to process it in php, you can try with array_walk(). I am not sure about the syntax but should be something like

function search($value, $key, $needle)
{
    array_search($needle, $value);
}

array_walk($bookings, 'search', $time->format('H:i'));

where $value will be your inner arrays.
Guys, please correct me if i am wrong with the syntax