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I was just wondering if there is a way to display this one after the other rather than first amounts than dates.

$apaidString = $apaid;
$daterString = $dater;
$apaidArray = explode(',', $apaidString);
$daterArray = explode(',', $daterString);

<?php foreach($apaidArray as $apaid_Array){
echo trim($apaid_Array,",").'<br>';}?>
<?php foreach($daterArray as $dater_Array){
echo trim($dater_Array,",").'<br>';}?>

This code will display:

50
60
10
11-11-2016
12-11-2016
14-11-2016

What i would need would be:

50 11-11-2016
60 12-11-2016
10 14-11-2016

I get the values from a MySQL.

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    Why playing ping pong with the variables? Commented Nov 14, 2016 at 16:51
  • @Cluster you need only one loop to do this.Its same as triangle pattern logic. Commented Nov 15, 2016 at 9:50

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Walk both arrays at the same time :

<?php
$apaidString = "50,60,10";
$daterString = "11-11-2016,12-11-2016,14-11-2016";
$apaidArray = explode(',', $apaidString);
$daterArray = explode(',', $daterString);

for ( $i = 0; $i < count($apaidArray); $i++ )
{ echo $apaidArray[$i].'<br>';
  echo $daterArray[$i].'<br>';
}
?>

The result is:

50
11-11-2016
60
12-11-2016
10
14-11-2016
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5 Comments

You don't want count() within the loop ;)
Why count() should not be within the loop?
@Cluster, did you test my answer? It works great, it is what you need, just look at the result.
@bub, would you explain your comment? Cluster won't accept my answer because of your comment (and my answer works perfectly).
@JoseManuelAbarcaRodríguez oh your answer is fine, I just mentioned the count in the loop(). Do something like $count = count(...)
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i think you can do like this but i'm not sure that is the better way

foreach($apaidArray as $key_array => $apaid_Array)
{
    echo trim($apaid_Array,",").' '.trim($daterArray[$key_array],",") .'</br>';
}

output:

50 11-11-2016
60 12-11-2016
10 14-11-2016

instead of

foreach($apaidArray as $apaid_Array){
echo trim($apaid_Array,",").'<br>';}
foreach($daterArray as $dater_Array){
echo trim($dater_Array,",").'<br>';}

and you can do directly 

$apaidArray = explode(',', $apaid);
$daterArray = explode(',', $dater);

instead of 

$apaidString = $apaid;
$daterString = $dater;
$apaidArray = explode(',', $apaidString);
$daterArray = explode(',', $daterString);
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I got that before posting but still no joy.

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