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bluesaga · 11-08-2007, 09:51 AM

Tanax, while that is correct it is not the cleanest approach to doing that.

PHP Code:


			
// Loops through the array, where $c is the value of the current element
foreach($b as $c) {

   if($c == $a) {
     break;
   }

   // Optional, if the current element was NOT a match to the $a value

}

The above just breaks the loop after its found once, muchos cleaner, if you didn't want to break the loop, you could use "continue;" instead and have it skip the rest of the document that way and go through the next element in the array.

11-08-2007, 09:51 AM	#7 (permalink)
bluesaga Super Moderator Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 165 Thanks: 0	Tanax, while that is correct it is not the cleanest approach to doing that. PHP Code: `// Loops through the array, where $c is the value of the current element foreach($b as $c) { if($c == $a) { break; } // Optional, if the current element was NOT a match to the $a value }` The above just breaks the loop after its found once, muchos cleaner, if you didn't want to break the loop, you could use "continue;" instead and have it skip the rest of the document that way and go through the next element in the array. __________________ Halo 3 Cheats