Trying to print out an array in html

[bennyEire]

Hey peps, I'm a bit of a noob a php so please be gentle, The following code is an associated array which takes info form a search engine such as url,title and snippet,

$blekkoArray = array();						

		$find = array ('http://','https://','www.');
		$score = 100;
		
		
		foreach ($js->RESULT as $item)
    {   
        $blekkoArray[str_replace ($find, '', ($item->{'url'}))] = array(         
        'title'=> $item->{'url_title'},
        'snippet' => $item->{'snippet'},
		'score' => $score--
         );

   } 

when I do a print_r this is the output I get

Array ( [example.com] => Array ( [title] => Example title [snippet] => Blah Blah Blah [score] => 100 )  [example2.com] => Array ( [title] => Example title2 [snippet] => Blah Blah Blah2 [score] => 99)  [example3.com] => Array ( [title] => Example title3 [snippet] => Blah Blah Blah3 [score] => 98 ) .......)

 I'm trying to get an output like the following below

 

 example.com  // I would like this to be a href clickable link

 Example title

 Blah Blah Blah

 

 example.com 2

 Example title

 Blah Blah Blah 2

 

and so on, this is the code I've tried

foreach ($js->RESULT as $item)
    {   
        echo "<href={$blekkoArray[str_replace ($find, '', ($item->{'url'}))]}>". $blekkpArray[$key]['title'] . "</a> <br>" .        
        $blekkoArray[str_replace ($find, '', ($item->{'url'}))] . "<br>" . $blekkoArray[$key]['snippet'];
		echo "<br>"; echo "<br>";
}
    

 but when I run the code I'm getting undifined index and undifined variable warnings, can anyone help please

 

 

 

[Mad programmer]

You may wish to add a print_r($myArray) between the html pre tags. <pre> </pre>.

That will give the desired result!

[bennyEire]

That will print the array out, but the loop I'm trying returns , Undefined variable: key and Undefined index:, I stumped :-(

[Mad programmer]

For the loop I'd recommend to use a nested foreach.(on the array you've used in your print_r) The first foreach kan be used like:

 

Foreach($array as $key => $value) { ... }

 

Where $key is example.com and value are its children. So then do another foreach inside this one with the $value as an array. That should work!

[bennyEire]

 So would the structure be something like this

foreach($bingarray as $key => $value) { 
			foreach($value.....){  // I'm not sure what goes in here
		
		 echo "<href={$bingArray[str_replace ($find, '', ($item->{'Url'}))]}>". $bingArray[$key]['title'] . "</a> <br>" .        
        $bingArray[str_replace ($find, '', ($item->{'url'}))] . "<br>" . $bingArray[$key]['snippet'];
		echo "<br>"; echo "<br>";
		}
		 }
		

what do I put in the second foreach loop

[Muddy_Funster]

Just out of curiosity - what is the str_replace for?

 

Here is a heavily commented basic example of itterating through a multi-dim' array, maybe it will healp you get the idea of what to do:

<?php
//$myArray is a pretend array containing keys of userID's and each of these keys relates to a sub array containing keys of firstname, lastname, age, dob and homepage
//I will apply only the most basic of html table formating as well as a simple hyperlink for the homepage
//
//lets get started
echo "<table>"; //start the table element
foreach($myArray as $topKey=>$subArray){ //This is the ittertation through the top level array, breaking it into key=>value pairs identified by the variables used after the "as"
echo "<tr><th>user ID : $topKey </th>"; //create a new table row and echo out the userID [which is the key in the top level of $myArray, and as such is assigned to $topKey by the foreach] into a table header
foreach($subArray as $arrayElems){ // This starts itterating through the sub array associated with the key we just echo'd. 
     //notice that as we don't care about accessing the litteral key, only it's associated value, we have assigned only a single variable after the "as" this time.
echo "<td>First Name : {$arrayElems['fistname']}</td>"; //echo out the firstname value into the table
echo "<td>Last Name : {$arrayElems['lastname']}</td>"; //echo out the lastname value into the table
echo "<td>Age : {$arrayElems['age']}</td>"; //echo out the age value into the table
echo "<td>Date Of Birth : {$arrayElems['dob']}</td>"; //echo out the dob value into the table
echo "<td>Homepage : <a href=\"{$arrayElems['homepage']}\">{$arrayElems['homepage']}</a></td>"; //echo out the homepage value into the table and crate a hyperlink with it too
} //close sub level itteraton action block
echo "</tr>" //now we are back out to the top level itteration we want to close the table row ready for the next item
} //close top level itteration action block
echo "</table>"; // at this point all the information has been echoe'd, so it's time to close the table
?>

[bennyEire]

I'll give this a try, the str_rpl is used to normalize the urls, ie. it takes out http://, www. https://

[Muddy_Funster]

you will need to leave that in in order to have accurate hyperlinks - www. is a subdomain - it is not nesceseraly the same site as http:// which is very different from https://

 

you can't normalise a dataset when each entry actualy represents a different value

[bennyEire]

After messing around for like a fill day this code done the trick

foreach($jsonObj->d->results as $value){
			echo  "<a href=\"{$value->Url}\">{$value->Title}</a><p>{$value->Description}</p>". "<br>";
			
		}

Thanks for your help