Re: Variable Syntax Help Needed PLEASE!!

Jeff You simply nest your "foreach" loops, as follows: foreach ($i as $value1) { foreach ($value1 as $key=> value2) { "print "$key: $value2<br>"; } print ("<br">; } Or something like that. It is late and I don't have time to check it... Hope this helps. By the way, foreach loops only work with PHP4. Geoff Caplan British Goldsmiths geoff@britishgoldsmiths.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeff Lacy" <jeffdl@mn.mediaone.net> To: <php-general@lists.php.net> Sent: Sunday, November 12, 2000 11:14 PM Subject: [PHP] Variable Syntax Help Needed PLEASE!! Hello everybody, I have a hopefully simple question. Assume I have an array like so: $i1[0] = "blah"; $i1[1] = "barf"; $i2[0] = "hello"; $i2[1] = "there"; $i3[0] = "good"; $i3[1] = "afternoon"; ..... $x is the number of arrays above, or in this case 3. I also have a for loop like: for ($a = "1"; $a <= $x; $a++) { .... } How would I refer to $i1[0] and $i1[1] and $i2[0] and $i2[1] and $i3[0] and $i3[1] in my for loop? Thanks in advance :-D Jeff