I'm trying to build a multidimensional associative array while fetching the results from a MySQL query. But i can't figure out how to achieve this. I want to build an array like this one:
array ("cat_name" => "category1",
"id_cat" => "1",
"sub_cat" => array ("name_sub_cat" => "subCategory",
"id_sub_cat" => "4",
"ss_cat" =>array ("ss_cat_name" =>"ss_cat1",
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)
)
);
Here's where i'm building the array:
Edit : I've ended up with something like that, not very sexy, but if think i'm almost therewhile($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($resultQueryCat)){
$menuArray[$row["id_cat"]]["cat_name"] = $row["cat_name"];
$menuArray[$row["id_cat"]][$row["id_sub_cat"]]["id_sub_cat"] = $row["id_sub_cat"];
$menuArray[$row["id_cat"]][$row["id_sub_cat"]]["name_sub_cat"] = $row["name_sub_cat"];
$menuArray[$row["id_cat"]][$row["id_sub_cat"]][$row["ss_cat_name"]]["ss_cat_name"] = $row["ss_cat_name"];
$menuArray[$row["id_cat"]][$row["id_sub_cat"]][$row["ss_cat_name"]]["id_ss_cat"] = $row["id_ss_cat"];
}
Edit2: The code to display the array
$menu.='<ul>';
foreach ($menuArray as $key) {
$compteur_cat++;
$menu.= '<div id="collapsiblePanelCol'.$compteur_cat.'" class="collapsiblePanelCol floatleft">
<li class="categorie"> '.$key["cat_name"].'
<ul>';
foreach ($key as $key1) {
if (is_array($key1){/* One of the thing i forgot which totally screwed up my results*/
$menu.= '<ul>
<li class="ss_categorie">'.$key1["name_sub_cat"].'<ul>';
foreach ($key1 as $key2) {
if (is_array($key2)){
$menu.= '<li class="element">'.$key2["ss_cat_name"].'</li>'; }
}
$menu.= '</ul></li></ul>';
}
}
$menu.='</ul>
</li>
</div>';
}
$menu.= '</ul>';
Thanks.
Final Edit: My code is working :) i edited the previous code to make it correct
It's not an easy task, as data from DB might contain loops :-)
I'd better save it in id->data hashmap so that you can build the structure easier.
Not sure why you need multidimensions.
The way I build multidimensional arrays is through classes and their objects.
Example:
class Categories
{
public $cat_name;
public $id_cat;
function __construct($cat_name, $id_cat)
{
$this->id = $id_cat;
$this->name = $cat_name;
$this->sub_cat = array();
}
}
class SubCategories
{
public $name_sub_cat;
public $id_sub_cat;
function __construct($name_sub_cat, $id_sub_cat)
{
$this->id = $id_sub_cat;
$this->name = $name_sub_cat;
$this->ss_cat = array();
}
}
class SSCategories
{
public $ss_cat_name;
public $id_ss_cat;
function __construct($ss_cat_name, $id_ss_cat)
{
$this->id = $id_ss_cat;
$this->name = $ss_cat_name;
}
}
Then to write to those classes (after fetching MySQL DB Data [assuming OOP mysql]):
if($result)
{
$array = array();
while($row = $result->fetch_array())
{
$array[] = new Categories($row["cat_name"], $row["id_cat"]);
}
foreach($array as $main)
{
... (fetching sub category info)
if($sub_result)
{
$sub_array = array();
while($sub_row = $sub_result->fetch_array())
{
$sub_array[] = new SubCategories($sub_row["name_sub_cat"], $sub_row["id_sub_cat"]);
}
$main->sub_cat = $sub_array;
You would repeat for each within original if loop for as many sub arrays as you have. This took a while :).
NOTE: Close if loops (heirarchally) if there are no more sub arrays.
echo '<pre>';
print_r($array);
echo '</pre>';
The above code will help show the levels of your array!
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