array_count_values question?

[mitwess]

ok i'm trying to create a top ten list from a database of listed favorite movies.

 

the following code yields me the correct order and number of votes for each movie

 

$compare = array_count_values ($anfo);

arsort($compare);

print_r($compare);

 

Array ( [] => 518 [pulp fiction] => 8 [fight club] => 8 [harry potter] => 7 [zoolander] => 7 [dirty

 

dancing] => 6 [ notebook] => 6 [mean girls] => 5 [juno] => 5 [300] => 5 [garden state] => 4 [a walk

 

to remember] => 4 [v for vendetta] => 4 )

 

I want to code things so that the above list is formated like a top ten list like so...

 

top movies

1 pulp fiction - 8 votes

2 fight club - 8 votes

3 harry potter - 8 votes

4 zoolander - 7 votes

5 dirty dancing - 6 votes

6 notebook - 6 votes

7 mean girls - 5 votes

8 300 - 5 votes

9 garden state - 4 votes

10 a walk to remember - 4 votes

 

what do i need to do to make that happen?

 

i tried

top 10 list<br>
1. <?=$compare[1]?><br>
2. <?=$compare[2]?><br>
3. <?=$compare[3]?><br>

 

but that didn't work

 

update.... i just figured out the that i needed to use

 

$compare2 = array_keys($compare) ;

 

so that gives me the movie names, now i just need to figure out how to access the count values.  any ideas?

 

[RussellReal]

$i = 0;

foreach ($compare as $k => $v) {

  echo "<div>{++$i} {$k} - {$v} votes</div>";

}

 

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