Okay, I don't have it :)
This should be recreating a 3 row array of key:value pairs with a "~"
character prepended to each key, but is only echoing _one_ key:value pair -
anyone see why?
while($array = mysql_fetch_array($result, MYSQL_ASSOC))
{
list($key, $value) = each($array);
$key_prep="~$key";
$new_array=array("$key_prep => $value");
echo $key_prep;
echo " assigned to ";
echo $value;
}
outputs:
~boy assigned to hello
where are my other two rows? :)
regards,
jaxon
>>> If $array contains the following:
>>>
>>> boy => hello
>>> girl => hi
>>> dog => bark
>>>
>>> How can I alter all the elements the same way?
>>>
>>> e.g. so that it now conatins:
>>>
>>> Xboy => Xhello
>>> Xgirl => Xhi
>>> Xdog => Xbark
>>>
>>> thanks!
>>> jaxon
>>>
>>>
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