Find multiple results in array and echo them

-3

I've got a problem and I can't seem to find any answers on how to do this.

I've got an array example:

$data = array(

    '8006309' => 'Pallet 1',

    '8006309' => 'Pallet 2',

    '8006309' => 'Pallet 2',

    '8006309' => 'Pallet 3',

    '8016493' => 'Pallet 4',

    '8014376' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8014375' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8014375' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8006401' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8006310' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8004263' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8001038' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8000697' => 'Pallet 6',

    '004-9866' => 'Pallet 6'

);

As you can see there are rows with the same data, example: 8006309. I want to show the results when I search on 8006309, example:

Pallet 1

Pallet 2

Pallet 2

Pallet 3

Currently when I'm searching for the result, I only get the last value shown.

I'm not the best programmer out there, so this question might be cringey for some of you. Though I can't quite find how to do this?

Any help would be appreciated!

asked Nov 22 at 9:42

MrPerry95

197

Where's the code that searches the array?
– Magnus Eriksson
Nov 22 at 9:45

8

You can't have the same array key twice (or more) in a single array. 8006309 will only be assigned to "Pallet 3" right now (it will constantly be overwritten).
– Dirk Scholten
Nov 22 at 9:45

Your example is incorrect, the keys should be unique.
– kcats
Nov 22 at 9:46

$data['8006309'] itself should be an array if you want/need multiple values
– kerbholz
Nov 22 at 9:46

1

Where is the input coming from?
– Andreas
Nov 22 at 9:47

add a comment |

-3

I've got a problem and I can't seem to find any answers on how to do this.

I've got an array example:

$data = array(

    '8006309' => 'Pallet 1',

    '8006309' => 'Pallet 2',

    '8006309' => 'Pallet 2',

    '8006309' => 'Pallet 3',

    '8016493' => 'Pallet 4',

    '8014376' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8014375' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8014375' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8006401' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8006310' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8004263' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8001038' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8000697' => 'Pallet 6',

    '004-9866' => 'Pallet 6'

);

As you can see there are rows with the same data, example: 8006309. I want to show the results when I search on 8006309, example:

Pallet 1

Pallet 2

Pallet 2

Pallet 3

Currently when I'm searching for the result, I only get the last value shown.

I'm not the best programmer out there, so this question might be cringey for some of you. Though I can't quite find how to do this?

Any help would be appreciated!

asked Nov 22 at 9:42

MrPerry95

197

Where's the code that searches the array?
– Magnus Eriksson
Nov 22 at 9:45

8

You can't have the same array key twice (or more) in a single array. 8006309 will only be assigned to "Pallet 3" right now (it will constantly be overwritten).
– Dirk Scholten
Nov 22 at 9:45

Your example is incorrect, the keys should be unique.
– kcats
Nov 22 at 9:46

$data['8006309'] itself should be an array if you want/need multiple values
– kerbholz
Nov 22 at 9:46

1

Where is the input coming from?
– Andreas
Nov 22 at 9:47

add a comment |

-3

I've got a problem and I can't seem to find any answers on how to do this.

I've got an array example:

$data = array(

    '8006309' => 'Pallet 1',

    '8006309' => 'Pallet 2',

    '8006309' => 'Pallet 2',

    '8006309' => 'Pallet 3',

    '8016493' => 'Pallet 4',

    '8014376' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8014375' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8014375' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8006401' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8006310' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8004263' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8001038' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8000697' => 'Pallet 6',

    '004-9866' => 'Pallet 6'

);

As you can see there are rows with the same data, example: 8006309. I want to show the results when I search on 8006309, example:

Pallet 1

Pallet 2

Pallet 2

Pallet 3

Currently when I'm searching for the result, I only get the last value shown.

I'm not the best programmer out there, so this question might be cringey for some of you. Though I can't quite find how to do this?

Any help would be appreciated!

asked Nov 22 at 9:42

MrPerry95

197

I've got a problem and I can't seem to find any answers on how to do this.

I've got an array example:

$data = array(

    '8006309' => 'Pallet 1',

    '8006309' => 'Pallet 2',

    '8006309' => 'Pallet 2',

    '8006309' => 'Pallet 3',

    '8016493' => 'Pallet 4',

    '8014376' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8014375' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8014375' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8006401' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8006310' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8004263' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8001038' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8000697' => 'Pallet 6',

    '004-9866' => 'Pallet 6'

);

As you can see there are rows with the same data, example: 8006309. I want to show the results when I search on 8006309, example:

Pallet 1

Pallet 2

Pallet 2

Pallet 3

Currently when I'm searching for the result, I only get the last value shown.

I'm not the best programmer out there, so this question might be cringey for some of you. Though I can't quite find how to do this?

Any help would be appreciated!

php arrays

asked Nov 22 at 9:42

MrPerry95

197

asked Nov 22 at 9:42

MrPerry95

197

asked Nov 22 at 9:42

MrPerry95

197

asked Nov 22 at 9:42

MrPerry95

197

asked Nov 22 at 9:42

MrPerry95

197

Where's the code that searches the array?
– Magnus Eriksson
Nov 22 at 9:45

8

You can't have the same array key twice (or more) in a single array. 8006309 will only be assigned to "Pallet 3" right now (it will constantly be overwritten).
– Dirk Scholten
Nov 22 at 9:45

Your example is incorrect, the keys should be unique.
– kcats
Nov 22 at 9:46

$data['8006309'] itself should be an array if you want/need multiple values
– kerbholz
Nov 22 at 9:46

1

Where is the input coming from?
– Andreas
Nov 22 at 9:47

add a comment |

Where's the code that searches the array?
– Magnus Eriksson
Nov 22 at 9:45

8

You can't have the same array key twice (or more) in a single array. 8006309 will only be assigned to "Pallet 3" right now (it will constantly be overwritten).
– Dirk Scholten
Nov 22 at 9:45

Your example is incorrect, the keys should be unique.
– kcats
Nov 22 at 9:46

$data['8006309'] itself should be an array if you want/need multiple values
– kerbholz
Nov 22 at 9:46

1

Where is the input coming from?
– Andreas
Nov 22 at 9:47

Where's the code that searches the array?
– Magnus Eriksson
Nov 22 at 9:45

You can't have the same array key twice (or more) in a single array. 8006309 will only be assigned to "Pallet 3" right now (it will constantly be overwritten).
– Dirk Scholten
Nov 22 at 9:45

Your example is incorrect, the keys should be unique.
– kcats
Nov 22 at 9:46

$data['8006309'] itself should be an array if you want/need multiple values
– kerbholz
Nov 22 at 9:46

Where is the input coming from?
– Andreas
Nov 22 at 9:47

add a comment |

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You should have define your array element as another array, here is a test:

$data = array(

    '8006309' => array('Pallet 1','Pallet 2', 'Pallet 3'),

    '8016493' => 'Pallet 4',

    '8014376' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8014375' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8014375' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8006401' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8006310' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8004263' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8001038' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8000697' => 'Pallet 6',

    '004-9866' => 'Pallet 6'

);

answered Nov 22 at 10:03

koviroli

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You assign the same array key to multiple values. "8006309" will be overwritten til it reaches the last one.

If you want to Store these Pallet Strings for every Key like 8006309 you should probably use a multidimensional array.

    $data = array(

                  '8006309' => array('Pallet 1', 'Pallet 2', ...),

                  '8004773' => array(...), 

                  ...);

SO you have only one key assigned to multiple Pallets.
You could also have Keys in the second array like:

    $data = array(

                  '8006309' => array('firstOrder'=>'Pallet 1', 'secondOrder'=>'Pallet 2', ...),

                  '8004773' => array(...), 

                  ...);

edited Nov 22 at 10:04

answered Nov 22 at 9:58

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You should have define your array element as another array, here is a test:

$data = array(

    '8006309' => array('Pallet 1','Pallet 2', 'Pallet 3'),

    '8016493' => 'Pallet 4',

    '8014376' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8014375' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8014375' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8006401' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8006310' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8004263' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8001038' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8000697' => 'Pallet 6',

    '004-9866' => 'Pallet 6'

);

answered Nov 22 at 10:03

koviroli

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You should have define your array element as another array, here is a test:

$data = array(

    '8006309' => array('Pallet 1','Pallet 2', 'Pallet 3'),

    '8016493' => 'Pallet 4',

    '8014376' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8014375' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8014375' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8006401' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8006310' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8004263' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8001038' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8000697' => 'Pallet 6',

    '004-9866' => 'Pallet 6'

);

answered Nov 22 at 10:03

koviroli

454311

add a comment |

You should have define your array element as another array, here is a test:

$data = array(

    '8006309' => array('Pallet 1','Pallet 2', 'Pallet 3'),

    '8016493' => 'Pallet 4',

    '8014376' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8014375' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8014375' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8006401' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8006310' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8004263' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8001038' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8000697' => 'Pallet 6',

    '004-9866' => 'Pallet 6'

);

answered Nov 22 at 10:03

koviroli

454311

You should have define your array element as another array, here is a test:

$data = array(

    '8006309' => array('Pallet 1','Pallet 2', 'Pallet 3'),

    '8016493' => 'Pallet 4',

    '8014376' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8014375' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8014375' => 'Pallet 5',

    '8006401' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8006310' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8004263' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8001038' => 'Pallet 6',

    '8000697' => 'Pallet 6',

    '004-9866' => 'Pallet 6'

);

answered Nov 22 at 10:03

koviroli

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answered Nov 22 at 10:03

koviroli

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answered Nov 22 at 10:03

koviroli

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answered Nov 22 at 10:03

koviroli

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You assign the same array key to multiple values. "8006309" will be overwritten til it reaches the last one.

If you want to Store these Pallet Strings for every Key like 8006309 you should probably use a multidimensional array.

    $data = array(

                  '8006309' => array('Pallet 1', 'Pallet 2', ...),

                  '8004773' => array(...), 

                  ...);

SO you have only one key assigned to multiple Pallets.
You could also have Keys in the second array like:

    $data = array(

                  '8006309' => array('firstOrder'=>'Pallet 1', 'secondOrder'=>'Pallet 2', ...),

                  '8004773' => array(...), 

                  ...);

edited Nov 22 at 10:04

answered Nov 22 at 9:58

xDrago

6417

add a comment |

You assign the same array key to multiple values. "8006309" will be overwritten til it reaches the last one.

If you want to Store these Pallet Strings for every Key like 8006309 you should probably use a multidimensional array.

    $data = array(

                  '8006309' => array('Pallet 1', 'Pallet 2', ...),

                  '8004773' => array(...), 

                  ...);

SO you have only one key assigned to multiple Pallets.
You could also have Keys in the second array like:

    $data = array(

                  '8006309' => array('firstOrder'=>'Pallet 1', 'secondOrder'=>'Pallet 2', ...),

                  '8004773' => array(...), 

                  ...);

edited Nov 22 at 10:04

answered Nov 22 at 9:58

xDrago

6417

add a comment |

You assign the same array key to multiple values. "8006309" will be overwritten til it reaches the last one.

If you want to Store these Pallet Strings for every Key like 8006309 you should probably use a multidimensional array.

    $data = array(

                  '8006309' => array('Pallet 1', 'Pallet 2', ...),

                  '8004773' => array(...), 

                  ...);

SO you have only one key assigned to multiple Pallets.
You could also have Keys in the second array like:

    $data = array(

                  '8006309' => array('firstOrder'=>'Pallet 1', 'secondOrder'=>'Pallet 2', ...),

                  '8004773' => array(...), 

                  ...);

edited Nov 22 at 10:04

answered Nov 22 at 9:58

xDrago

6417

You assign the same array key to multiple values. "8006309" will be overwritten til it reaches the last one.

If you want to Store these Pallet Strings for every Key like 8006309 you should probably use a multidimensional array.

    $data = array(

                  '8006309' => array('Pallet 1', 'Pallet 2', ...),

                  '8004773' => array(...), 

                  ...);

SO you have only one key assigned to multiple Pallets.
You could also have Keys in the second array like:

    $data = array(

                  '8006309' => array('firstOrder'=>'Pallet 1', 'secondOrder'=>'Pallet 2', ...),

                  '8004773' => array(...), 

                  ...);

edited Nov 22 at 10:04

answered Nov 22 at 9:58

xDrago

6417

edited Nov 22 at 10:04

answered Nov 22 at 9:58

xDrago

6417

answered Nov 22 at 9:58

xDrago

6417

answered Nov 22 at 9:58

xDrago

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