I have an array that looks like this:
Array
(
[date] => Array
(
[0] => 01-05-2121
[1] => 02-05-2121
)
[starttime] => Array
(
[0] => 08:00 // starttime from 01-05-2121
[1] => 12:00 // starttime from 02-05-2121
)
[endtime] => Array
(
[0] => 10:00 // endtime from 01-05-2121
[1] => 16:00 // endtime from 02-05-2121
)
[hours] => Array
(
[0] => 2 // total hours from 01-05-2121
[1] => 4 // total hours from 02-05-2121
)
)
I want to create an output like this:
date starttime endtime hours
01-05-2121 08:00 10:00 2
02-05-2021 12:00 16:00 4
All the input data is serialized via jQuery/ajax to php file
echo("<pre>".print_r($_POST,true)."</pre>"); shows me this array (above).
How should my foreach loop look like to create the expected output? I already did this:
$dates = $_POST['date']; // array of dates
foreach($dates as $date) {
echo $date.'<br />';
}
$starttimes = $_POST['starttime'] // array of starttimes
foreach($starttimes as $starttime) {
echo $starttime.'<br />';
}
$endtimes = $_POST['endtime'] // array of endtimes
foreach($endtimes as $endtime) {
echo $endtime.'<br />';
}
$hours = $_POST['hours'] // array of hours
foreach($hours as $hour) {
echo $hours.'<br />';
}
But these are completely seperated and starttime, endtime and hours must be binded to each date
The keys match so just loop one and use the key:
foreach($_POST['date'] as $key => $date) {
echo $date . "<br />" .
$_POST['starttime'][$key] . "<br />" .
$_POST['endtime'][$key] . "<br />" .
$_POST['hours'][$key] . "<br />";
}
If you want to show a table exactly like the expected output and the size of $dates, $starttimes, $endtimes and $hours are same then you can simply do this-
echo "<table>" .
"<tr>" .
"<th>date</th>" .
"<th>starttime</th>" .
"<th>endtime</th>" .
"<th>hours</th>" .
"</tr>";
foreach($_POST['date'] as $key => $date) {
echo "<tr><td>". $date . "</td><td>" .
$_POST['starttime'][$key] . "</td><td>" .
$_POST['endtime'][$key] . "</td><td>" .
$_POST['hours'][$key]."</td><td>" .
"</tr>";
}
echo "</table>";