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Asked: May 23, 20262026-05-23T22:49:26+00:00 2026-05-23T22:49:26+00:00

I found a snippet of code that took an array and organized it in

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I found a snippet of code that took an array and organized it in parent child multi level organization. like the following

$phases = array(
    array('id'=>1,'name'=>'First Step','parent_id'=>0,'percentage'=>.50,'order'=>1),
    array('id'=>2,'name'=>'Second Step','parent_id'=>0, 'percentage'=>.50,'order'=>2),
    array('id'=>3,'name'=>'Third Step','parent_id'=>2, 'percentage'=>.25,'order'=>3),
    array('id'=>4,'name'=>'Fourth Step','parent_id'=>2, 'percentage'=>.25,'order'=>1),
    array('id'=>5,'name'=>'Fifth Step','parent_id'=>2, 'percentage'=>.25,'order'=>1),
    array('id'=>6,'name'=>'Sixth Step','parent_id'=>2, 'percentage'=>.25,'order'=>1),
    );

it was able to add all the child arrays under their respectful parent. I can not find the code for that. anyone have an idea

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    2026-05-23T22:49:27+00:00Added an answer on May 23, 2026 at 10:49 pm
    <?php
    $phases = array(
        array('id'=>1,'name'=>'First Step','parent_id'=>0,'percentage'=>.50,'order'=>1),
        array('id'=>2,'name'=>'Second Step','parent_id'=>0, 'percentage'=>.50,'order'=>2),
        array('id'=>3,'name'=>'Third Step','parent_id'=>2, 'percentage'=>.25,'order'=>3),
        array('id'=>4,'name'=>'Fourth Step','parent_id'=>2, 'percentage'=>.25,'order'=>1),
        array('id'=>5,'name'=>'Fifth Step','parent_id'=>2, 'percentage'=>.25,'order'=>1),
        array('id'=>6,'name'=>'Sixth Step','parent_id'=>2, 'percentage'=>.25,'order'=>1),
        //just to add levels
        array('id'=>7,'name'=>'7th Step','parent_id'=>5, 'percentage'=>.25,'order'=>1),
        array('id'=>8,'name'=>'8th Step','parent_id'=>6, 'percentage'=>.25,'order'=>1)
        );
    
    $treearr = array('0' => array('children'=> array()));
    foreach($phases as $phase){
        if(!isset($treearr[$phase['id']]['children'])) $phase['children'] = $treearr[$phase['id']]['children'];
        $treearr[$phase['id']] = $phase;
        if(!isset($treearr[$phase['parent_id']])) $treearr[$phase['parent_id']] = array('children'=> array());
        $treearr[$phase['parent_id']]['children'][] = &$treearr[$phase['id']];
    }
    $tree = $treearr[0];
    unset($treearr);
    var_dump($tree);
    
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