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Courses Plus Student 352 PointsHelp with Loop through PDO objects and buildings associative arrays
$item is an array that contains details about the media item. $results is a PDOstatement object with our genre results. Loop through the $results and add an additional "genres" element to $item. This "genres" element should have an internal associative array with the key of genre_id and the value of genre. Example $item array: array(8) { ... ["genres"]=> array(2) { [3]=> string(6) "Comedy" [16]=> string(6) "Sci-Fi" } }
i don't understand how do that, i try to do this:
while($row = $results->fetch(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC)) { $item[$row["genres"]][] = $row["genre_id"=>"genre"]; }
but i know in the $row[''genre_id... has a sintax error, someone can help me?
<?php
include "helper.php";
/*
* helper contains the following variables:
* $item is an array that contains details about the library item
* $results is a PDOstatement object with our genre results.
*/
1 Answer
maze
17,027 PointsHi Frank! in this link you can see how PDO::FETCH_ASSOC returns the values.
<?php
$item[$row["genres"]][]
?>
Why you use $row in the $item??? How would you do it if you want to see the value of the "genres" element in $item array? Think about it.