Need Help With Array

[BrandonGoins]

I am using the following code to export all items in a database file, which are all numbered 0 through whatever. It works great...

 

<?

 

@include($document . "destination-data.php");

$limit = count($offroad);

for ( $destination = 0; $destination < $limit; $destination += 1) {

echo "<TR><TD COLSPAN=2><TR><TD ALIGN=LEFT VALIGN=TOP WIDTH=180><A HREF=" . $offroad[$destination]['url'] . "><IMG SRC=" . $offroad[$destination]['image'] . " BORDER=0></A></TD><TD VALIGN=TOP STYLE=PADDING-LEFT:10><B><SPAN STYLE=font-size:14>" . $offroad[$destination]['name'] . "</B></SPAN><BR><BR>" . $offroad[$destination]['amenities'] . "<BR><P ALIGN=JUSTIFY>" . $offroad[$destination]['abstract'] . "</P></TD></TR><TR><TD COLSPAN=2><BR><HR SIZE=1 COLOR=c4940f></TD></TR>";

}

 

?>

Now I would like to change the code to allow me to specify certain numbers in array to load... like 0,6,8, etc.

 

I tried to set an array and then use the next function but I get no results.Nothing at all is output no matter what I seem to do. Can anyone throw me a bone? It should be simple but my php knowledge is crap.

 

 

 

[Psycho]

<?php

function showSelectedRecords($dataAry, $selectionAry)
{
    foreach ($selectionAry as $dataIdx)
    {
        echo "<tr><td colspan=\"2\"> </td></tr>\n";
        echo "<tr>\n";
        echo   "<td align=left valign=top width=180>";
        echo     "<a href=\"{$dataAry[$dataIdx]['url']}\"><img src=\"{$dataAry[$dataIdx]['image']}\" border=\"0\"></a>";
        echo   "</td>\n";
        echo   "<td valign=\"top\" style=\"padding-left:10; font-size:14;font-weight:bold;\">";
        echo     "{$dataAry[$dataIdx]['name']}<br /><br />{$dataAry[$dataIdx]['amenities']}<br />";
        echo     "<p align=\"justify\">{$dataAry[$dataIdx]['abstract']}</p>";
        echo   "</td>\n";
        echo "</tr>\n";
        echo "<tr>\n";
        echo   "<td colspan=\"2\"><br /><hr size=\"1\" color=\"c4940f\"></td></tr>\n";
    }
}


@include($document . "destination-data.php"); 

//Create an array of the items to display
//from the $offroad array
$selected = array(1,3,4,7,9);

showSelectedRecords($offroad, $selected);

?>

[BrandonGoins]

Ah, I've never seen the foreach function....

 

I think I'm following this. And by the way it sure looks nicer.