> How can I do it?
>
> I think I could use Set::combine function. I have tried this way:
>
> $newArray = Set::combine($arrayData, 'PermissionGroup.{n}.id',
> 'PermissionGroup.{n}.numero_horas');
>
> But this creates this array:
This should work:
$ids = Set::extract($arrayData, 'PermissionGroup.{n}.id');
$horas = Set::extract($arrayData, 'PermissionGroup.{n}.numero_horas');
// didn't test but I think 'callback_idsHoras' could be anonymous
(using create_function), if you use an object then use array($obj,
'method')
$result = array_map( 'callback_idsHoras', $ids, $horas );
where callback_idsHoras is a function like this:
function callback_idsHoras($id, $horas) {
return array($id => array('disponible' => $horas));
}
>
> Array
> (
> [5] => 10
> [10] => 7
> [15] => 19
> )
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
> >
>
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