Re: Why doesn't this code work?

You need to look into the reset function and use it on the array that you step through in the foreach call. foreach($myArr AS $k => $v) { // do thinging with $k and $v } reset($myArr); Try this it should work for you. Jim ----- Original Message ----- From: "Julie Grand" <jgrand@realdcf.com> To: <php-general@lists.php.net> Sent: Tuesday, April 15, 2003 5:06 PM Subject: [PHP] Why doesn't this code work? > I am getting two arrays from a form p_id and event_id, what I need is for > each of the values in the p_id array to then loop through the event_id so > the result would be: > > p_id[1] > event_id[1] > event_id[2] > p_id[2] > event_id[1] > event_id[2] > p_id[3] > event_id[1] > event_id[2] > > However the result I get is: > > p_id[1] > event_id[1] > event_id[2] > p_id[2] > p_id[3] > > > Any help on what I am doing wrong is GREATLY appreciated. > > $array1 = $GLOBALS['p_id']; > while(list($value1, $value2)= each ($array1)){ > list($performance_id,$preference)= split (",", $value2); > echo $performance_id . " -- " . $preference . "<br>"; > > foreach ($event as $event) { > list($event_id, $username)= split (",", $event); > echo $performance_id . " -- " . $preference . "<br>"; > echo $event_id . " -- " . $username . "<br>"; > $SQLstr = "SELECT id FROM performance_event WHERE perf_id = > $performance_id AND event_id = $event_id"; > $results = mysql_query($SQLstr); > list($perf_event_id) = mysql_fetch_row($results); > echo $perf_event_id . "<br>"; > } > } >