How to join arrays with a common one

PHP
1

What I have is this:
<span style="font-weight: bold; color: darkslategray">take</span>, <span style="font-weight: bold; color: darkslategray">taking</span>, <span style="font-weight: bold; color: darkslategray">took</span>, <span style="font-weight: bold; color: darkorange">with</span>, <span style="font-weight: bold; color: darkorange"> for </span>, <span style="font-weight: bold; color: yellowgreen"> son</span>, <span style="font-weight: bold; color: mediumturquoise">water</span> and <span style="font-weight: bold; color: cyan">earth</span>.

If I set up an array manually this is the way I want:
$keyword_colorArr = array( array(array("take","darkslategray"), array("taking","darkslategray"), array("took","darkslategray")), array(array("with","darkorange"), array("for","darkorange")), array(array("son","yellowgreen")), array(array("water","mediumturquoise")), array(array("earth","cyan")) );

I was trying it out but it didn’t work:
`$rh = explode(“;”, $summarySummary[0]);
//print_r($rh);

$keyword_colorArr = array();
for($c=0;$c<count($rh);$c++){
$rhd = explode(“-”, $rh[$c]);
for($d=0;$d<count($rh[$c]);$d++){
echo $rhd[1].“
\n”;
$n = $d+1;
if(($rhd[$d]==$rhd[$n])){
//implode($rh[$c]);
array_push ($keyword_colorArr, array($rhd[$n], $rhd[$d]));
}else{
array_push ($keyword_colorArr, $rhd);
}
}
}
var_dump($keyword_colorArr);`

2

I am not sure exactly what you want to do.

I think this may be useful:

<?php 

  $colours = [
  "take"    => "darkslategray",
  "taking"  => "darkslategray",
  "took"    => "darkslategray",
  "with"    => "darkorange",
  "for"     => "darkorange",
  "son"     => "yellowgreen",
  "water"   => "mediumturquoise",
  "earth"   => "cyan",
  ];

  foreach($colours as $item => $color):
    echo '<span style="color: ' .$color .'">' .$item .'</span>, &nbsp;';
  endforeach;  
?>

Output:

3

This is the outcome that I want:
$keyword_colorArr = array( array(array("take","darkslategray"), array("taking","darkslategray"), array("took","darkslategray")), array(array("with","darkorange"), array("for","darkorange")), array(array("son","yellowgreen")), array(array("water","mediumturquoise")), array(array("earth","cyan")) );

Notice take, taking and took are individual arrays within an array along with a similar color.

This is how it’s stored in the db table:
take-darkslategray;taking-darkslategray;took-darkslategray;with-darkorange; for -darkorange; son-yellowgreen;water-mediumturquoise

How do you formulate to bring to this:
`PHP

          John_Betong

      


      
    

    





    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    











  This is the outcome that I want:

$keyword_colorArr = array(
array(array(“take”,“darkslategray”), array(“taking”,“darkslategray”), array(“took”,“darkslategray”)),
array(array(“with”,“darkorange”), array(“for”,“darkorange”)),
array(array(“son”,“yellowgreen”)),
array(array(“water”,“mediumturquoise”)),
array(array(“earth”,“cyan”))
);`

4 
<?php

$source_text = '<span style="font-weight: bold; color: darkslategray">take</span>,
<span style="font-weight: bold; color: darkslategray">taking</span>,
<span style="font-weight: bold; color: darkslategray">took</span>,
<span style="font-weight: bold; color: darkorange">with</span>,
<span style="font-weight: bold; color: darkorange"> for </span>,
<span style="font-weight: bold; color: yellowgreen"> son</span>,
<span style="font-weight: bold; color: mediumturquoise">water</span> and
<span style="font-weight: bold; color: cyan">earth</span>.';

$keyword_colorArr = array();

preg_match_all ('/<span\s+?.*?style\s*?=\s*?"(?:.+?;\s*?|)color:\s*?([a-z]+)(?:\s*?;.*?|)".*?> *?(.+?)\s*?<\/span>/si', $source_text, $array1, PREG_SET_ORDER);

if ($array1)
{
    $array2 = array();

    foreach ($array1 as $i)
    {
        $color = $i[1];
        $a = array (trim ($i[2]), $color);
        if (isset ($array2[$color])) $array2[$color][] = $a;
        else $array2[$color] = array ($a);
    }

    foreach ($array2 as $i) $keyword_colorArr[] = $i;
}

var_export ($keyword_colorArr);

echo "\n";

Does this code work correctly according to your requirements? Is the order of elements in the array important?

5

The end result is what I’m looking for. But the beginning isn’t html. It’s taken from the db table like this:
take-darkslategray;taking-darkslategray;took-darkslategray;with-darkorange; for -darkorange; son-yellowgreen;water-mediumturquoise

6

Then why did you post the HTML string?

7

to simply show that the colors in the array are related to the words.

8

Ok I made this change on your code and it worked:

<?php 
//for overview.php

$bk2=2;
$ch2=30;


$sqlSummary = "SELECT * FROM ".strtolower($bookTitle[0]).$chapter[0]." WHERE rel_book_title = 'Genesis' AND rel_chapter = '8' ORDER BY ".$recordType[0].$chapter[0]."_ID ASC";

$resultSummary = $db->query($sqlSummary);

// Step 4: Iterate over the results
while($rowSummary = $resultSummary->fetch(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC)){
    $idSummary[] = $rowSummary[$recordType[0].$chapter[0]."_ID"];
    $datetimeSummary[] = $rowSummary['date_time'];
    $bookSpokeSummary[] = $rowSummary['book_spoke'];
    $chapterSpokeSummary[] = $rowSummary['chapter_spoke'];
    $relBookSummary[] = $rowSummary['rel_book'];
    $relBookTitleSummary[] = $rowSummary['rel_book_title'];
    $relChapterSummary[] = $rowSummary['rel_chapter'];
    $summarySummary[] = $rowSummary['summary'];
    $url_linksSummary[] = $rowSummary['url_links'];
}
//print_r($summarySummary);

$rh = explode(";", $summarySummary[0]);
//print_r($rh);

$array1 = array();
for($c=0;$c<count($rh);$c++){
    $rhd = explode("-", $rh[$c]);
    for($d=0;$d<count($rh[$c]);$d++){
        //echo $rhd[1]."<br />\n";
        array_push ($array1, $rhd);
    }
}

//var_export ($array1);

if ($array1)
{
    $array2 = array();

    foreach ($array1 as $i)
    {
        $color = $i[1];
        //$a = array (trim ($i[2]), $color);
        $a = array ($i[0], $i[1]);
        if (isset ($array2[$color])) $array2[$color][] = $a;
        else $array2[$color] = array ($a);
    }

    foreach ($array2 as $i) $keyword_colorArr[] = $i;
}

//var_export ($keyword_colorArr);

$commentsarray = array(
"",
"",
"",
"",
"",
"",
"",
"",
"",
"",
"",
""
);

$highlight = array(
array(array("they that","black"))
);

give();
?>

However if I want to join other arrays how can I express within the code? I also want to associate $highlight to the 2nd array.

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