SPraus Posted March 30, 2009 Share Posted March 30, 2009 Hey guys, I accidently closed the other post too fast before I added something. The example was Bob;Joe;example;example..... Broken down thanks to Ober and Lonewolf into an array using $str = "Bob;Joe;Jim;Another Example Name;"; $myarray = explode(';', $str); now i have one other problem, I have multiple diferent things that could Bob or Joe therefore if i use this it would print (in my example) Bob<br>Jim<br> for the first array and then if the second has bob and jim it would print Bob<br>Jim<br>Bob<br>Jim<br>, I need it to only do 1. If you understand please help me I am so close to getting this project done, it is to point out products for each body part for an orthotics website so there are more than 1 neckbrace so if it was Neck as opposed to Bob it would print Neck<br>Neck<br>Neck<br>.... if It was listing 3 neckbraces I would like it to only list Neck<br> than the next tag for the next product like Ancle<br> I know its complicated how I explained it but if someone could help me please let me know. Thank You; Spraus Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mark Baker Posted March 30, 2009 Share Posted March 30, 2009 If I'm reading this correctly, have a look at array_unique() Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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