acending records in a array...

[jmansa]

How do I make this easier...

<td>number 1</td>
<td>number 2</td>
<td>number 3</td>
<td>number 4</td>
...

Could this be done in some sort of array??

[oddz]

$rows = array(1,2,3,4);
foreach($rows as $row) echo '<td>number ',$row,'</td>',"\n"; 

[jmansa]

Thanks, but what if it looks like this?

<td>'.$numb1.'</td>
<td>'.$numb2.'</td>
<td>'.$numb3.'</td>
<td>'.$numb4.'</td>
...

[Jake Arkinstall]

for($i = 1; isset($numb{$i}); $i++){
    printf('<td>%s</td>', $numb{$i});
} 

But I can't really see what situation using table tags would be suitable. Is that just for layout or is it really tabular data?

[jmansa]

Is there a way to do this...

$rows = array(1,2,3,4);
$rows2 = array(a,b,c,d);
foreach($rows as $row || $rows1 as $row2) 

The above doesn't work?

[AnthonySterling]

How exactly would you like 1, 2, 3, 4 and a, b, c, d be displayed?

[jmansa]

echo 'Test '.$row.'<input name="test'.$row2.'" class="style1" value="">'; 

[AnthonySterling]

<?php
$aPrimary = range(1, 10);
$aSecondary = range('a', 'j');

for($iIndex = 0; $iIndex < 10; $iIndex++)
{
    printf(
        'Test %s<input name="test%s" class="style1" value="">',
        $aPrimary[$iIndex],
        $aSecondary[$iIndex]
    );
}

/*
    Test 1<input name="testa" class="style1" value="">
    Test 2<input name="testb" class="style1" value="">
    Test 3<input name="testc" class="style1" value="">
    Test 4<input name="testd" class="style1" value="">
    Test 5<input name="teste" class="style1" value="">
    Test 6<input name="testf" class="style1" value="">
    Test 7<input name="testg" class="style1" value="">
    Test 8<input name="testh" class="style1" value="">
    Test 9<input name="testi" class="style1" value="">
    Test 10<input name="testj" class="style1" value="">
*/
?>

?

[jmansa]

Still 1 problem though... if secondary is like this:

'Test %s<input name="'.test%s.'" class="style1" value=""> 

I get an error... How do I get the "%s" into an "'.test%s.'"???