Question

I have a multidimensional array like this

$array['value'][1][1]

Now i would like to implement if loop like this

if ($value = $array['value'][1][1]) {
echo "It works";
} 

Now it works if i assign the values like [1][1],[2][1].

Is it possible to compare the whole array.

I mean if the array looks like

array[value][1][1],array[value][2][1],..........,array[value][n][1]

It works should be echoed.

I tried like this.

if ($value = $array['value'][][]) {
echo "It works";
} 

But its not working. Can anyone give me the correct syntax?

Answer 1

Based on your comments of what you’re trying to accomplish, I think the following may solve your dilemma. Let me know if I’m going the wrong direction with this or have any additional questions/concerns.

<?php
$forms = array(
    'amazon' => array(
        0 => array(
            1 => 111,
        ),
        1 => array(
            1 => 222,
        ),
        2 => array(
            1 => 333
        )
    )
);

$value = 333;

$it_works = False;
foreach($forms['amazon'] as $array) {
    if($array[1] == $value) {
        $it_works = True;
        break;
    }
}

if($it_works === True) {
    print 'It Works!';
}
?>