thanks everybody for the tips, they have been very helpful. just one more doubt:
imagine i have this array:
$data1[0]['title'] = "hello world";
$data1[0]['timestamp'] = 12345678;
$data1[0]['data'] = "this is a test!";
$data1[1]['title'] = "hello world again";
$data1[1]['timestamp'] = 87654321;
$data1[1]['data'] = "this is a test again!";
and i want to add a new key called ['blog_id'] with the same value to
all of them, so the new array contains:
$items[0]['title'] = "hello world";
$items[0]['timestamp'] = 12345678;
$items[0]['data'] = "this is a test!";
$items[0]['blog_id'] = "whatever";
$items[1]['title'] = "hello world again";
$items[1]['timestamp'] = 87654321;
$items[1]['data'] = "this is a test again!";
$items[1]['blog_id'] = "whatever";
this is what i have
class rssmix {
var $feeds = array();
function mix($blog,$rss) {
$this->feeds[]['blog_id'] = $blog;
$this->feeds[]['blog_rss'] = $rss;
}
function other() {
...
echo $this->feeds[$i]['blog_id']; //THIS PRINTS OK!!!
for ($j=0; $j<count($items); $j++) {
$items[$j]['blog_id'] = $this->feeds[$i]['blog_id']; //PROBLEM HERE!!!
}
...
}
}
..the value doesnt get catched ONLY inside the -for- loop. why?
andres
On 12/29/05, hernan Hernan Velasquez <hernamvel@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> You must do it manually
>
> For concating, try using this function
>
> function concat ( $arr1, $arr2 ) {
> $res = $arr1;
> $c = count ( $res );
> whlie ( list ($k,$v) = @each ($arr2) ) {
> $res[$c] = $v;
> $c++;
> }
> return $res;
> }
>
> $data1 = concat ( $data1, $data2 );
>
> For sorting is quite similar.
>
> Hope it helps!
>
> Hernan
> --- Andres Santos <asantos@xxxxxxxxx> escribió:
>
>
> > hi,
> > i have this array:
> >
> > $data1[0]['title'] = "hello world";
> > $data1[0]['timestamp'] = 12345678;
> > $data1[0]['data'] = "this is a test!";
> > $data1[1]['title'] = "hello world again";
> > $data1[1]['timestamp'] = 87654321;
> > $data1[1]['data'] = "this is a test again!";
> >
> > and then i have this other array:
> >
> > $data2[0]['title'] = "hello world!!!!!!";
> > $data2[0]['timestamp'] = 871428741;
> > $data2[0]['data'] = "this is anooother test!";
> > $data2[1]['title'] = "hello world again!!!??";
> > $data2[1]['timestamp'] = 371441412;
> > $data2[1]['data'] = "this is another test, again!";
> >
> > ...........
> > i need to
> >
> > 1st) append the second array to the first one in a
> > new array called $result
> > 2nd) resort the $result array by the timestamp.
> >
> > already tried a lot, but i keep getting problems
> > with the array stuff.
> > any ideas?
> >
> > thanks for your time,
> > andres
> >
> >
> > --
> > Slds,
> > Andrés Santos, IIG
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>
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> Ingeniero Sistemas y Computación
> Universidad de los Andes
> Santafé de Bogotá
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