To get to that point, you are doing a loop of size "X" where "X" = the row
number being processed. ie row "2" is doing a foreach over 2 entries. row 15
is doing a foreach over 15 entries. row 90 is doing a foreach over 90
entries.
That's not QUITE right. The value of $issues will always be set to the
column value for the next row when $all->fetch() is called, therefore
overwriting the value it had after the previous iteration. The
variable $row2 should be set to an empty array before the foreach loop
just in case different rows have different numbers of issues.
You're right, I missed that $issues was a bind_result.
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