How to insert an array into an array?

[mfaisalwarraich]

Hi everyone,

I am not very much familiar while working with arrays. I have a situation where i have to add an array into an array. the code without loop is:

$value =  array(array('Ottawa, Canada', 'Ottawa'), array('Montreal, Canada', 'Montreal'));

Now im trying to use it with while loop something like this

while($rs = mysql_fetch_assoc($qry))
{
	$add_addresses[] = array($rs['address'], $rs['country']);
}

This is failing me because its showing a single array whereas i need arrays inside an array. Please guide me how i can achieve this.

thank you.

[code green]

You mean a 2d array? A PHP 2d array is actually an array inside an array, and not a 2d matrix as in C, so this can be done
Although I am struggling to understand what you are trying to do.

This is failing me because its showing a single array

A concise desrciption of your aim is more helpful than a vague 'This is failing me..'

[mfaisalwarraich]

thank you for ur reply. wat im trying to do is saving each row of a table into separate array in such way that each array holds a separate value of address inside a while loop.

like i have 2 records inside a mysql table. now im trying to fetch its records using while loop

while($rs = mysql_fetch_assoc($qry))
{
    echo $value = $rs['address'],'-',$rs['country'];
}

The above working fine. Now i want to make each row of $rs as an array for example if i have 2 records there will be 2 $value arrays holding different values.

All this is required cuz im trying to make google map. Here is the code

for ($i=0; $i<count($points); $i++) {
  $api->addGeoPoint($points[$i][0],$points[$i][1], $points[$i][2] , true);
}
$addresses = array(array('Montreal, Canada', 'Canada'), array('Ottawa, Canada', 'Canada'),array('Sydney, Australia', 'Australia'),array('Norway, Norway', 'Norway'));

// add the addresses
for ($i=0; $i<count($addresses); $i++) {
  $api->addAddress($addresses[$i][0], $addresses[$i][1], true);
}

Notice $addresses array which is here hard coded with different arrays holding address values. But im trying to get that values from a database table by way of making each record as a separate array. i have downloaded a class from phpclasses which im using here. i hope now u will get idea wat im trying to do here and will guide me accordingly.

thank u.

[code green]

$rs = mysql_fetch_ass oc($qry) actually returns an array with the field names as keys.
If you want all the rows saved into a 2d array then

while($rs = mysql_fetch_assoc($qry)) 
{ 
    $add_addresses[] = $rs; 
}

I can't see where the result is being used in the google map code

[mfaisalwarraich]

as i mentioned there is a class name nxgooglemapsapi .php available at phpclasses dot org. im trying to work with this class. here is the complete call code

$api = new NXGoogleMapsAPI();

// setup the visual design of the control
$api->setWidth(465);
$api->setHeight(312);
$api->setZoomFactor(1);
$api->addControl(GSmallMapControl);

// define points
//$points = array(array(50,10,'Point1'), array(51,15, 'Point2'));

// add a point. 
for ($i=0; $i<count($points); $i++) {
  $api->addGeoPoint($points[$i][0],$points[$i][1], $points[$i][2] , true);
}
$qry = mysql_query("select address,country from tbl");

while($rs = mysql_fetch_assoc($qry))
{
	$add_addresses[] = $rs;
}
//this not working
$addresses = $add_addresses;

//this is working
//$addresses = array(array('Ottawa, Canada', 'Canada'),array('Sydney, Australia', 'Australia'),array('Norway, Norway', 'Norway'));

// add the addresses
for ($i=0; $i<count($addresses); $i++) {
  $api->addAddress($addresses[$i][0], $addresses[$i][1], true);
}

 echo $api->getHeadCode(); 

echo $api->getBodyCode();
?>

I tried wat u suggested but its still not working.

[code green]

You are still replying with vague 'this not working', instead of better explaining your aim.
Are you saying that you want the result from the query

while($rs = mysql_fetch_assoc($qry)) 
{ 
    $add_addresses[] = $rs; 
}

Manipulating into the format

array(array('Ottawa, Canada', 'Canada'),
array('Sydney, Australia', 'Australia'),
array('Norway, Norway', 'Norway')....)

[mfaisalwarraich]

yes i want to manipulate it result of query into the following format:

array(array('Ottawa, Canada', 'Canada'),
array('Sydney, Australia', 'Australia'),
array('Norway, Norway', 'Norway')....)

[code green]

OK. And what do the query results look like?
That is the contents of each $rs from

while($rs = mysql_fetch_assoc($qry))

If you have commas in the address field that will cause problems now and in the future.

[mfaisalwarraich]

please test the code i provided with the class im working with. it will give u better idea wat is exactly going on. i tried $rs contents but its failing me.

thank you.

[code green]

please test the code i provided with the class im working with

No thanks. What does the data returned from your query look like?
I can't advise on how to manipulate into the required format unless I know what it looks like originally.

[mfaisalwarraich]

while($rs = mysql_fetch_assoc($qry))
{
	$add_addresses[] = array(array($rs['address'], $rs['country']));
}
print_r($add_addresses);

result:

Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => Ottawa,Canada [1] => Canada ) ) [1] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => Sydney, Australia [1] => Australia ) ) )

[mfaisalwarraich]

okie i got it :) removed this:

 $add_addresses[] = array(array($rs['address'], $rs['country']));

with this one

 $add_addresses[] = array($rs['address'], $rs['country']);

and it worked. thank you for your help CG.