I have the following array structure in place that i have to keep as it's an existing website:
$label_options = array(
"label_size" => 'A4',
"label_position" => 'Top',
"label_qty" => 50
);
$ink_options = array(
"black" => 1,
"colour" => 0
);
$item = array(
"item_number" => 12546518,
"item_type" => 'Canon',
"item_label_options" => $label_options,
"item_ink_options" => $ink_options,
"item_qty" => 2,
"item_price" => 13.99,
"item_total" => 26.98,
"item_delivery" => 2.49
);
if (isset($_SESSION['cart'])) {
$_SESSION['cart'][$unique] = $item;
} else {
$_SESSION['cart'] = array($unique => $item);
}
I now want to be able to output the values inside the arrays and the arrays inside the array. I can use the below:
foreach ($_SESSION['cart'] as $unique => $item) {
print 'Item Number = '.$item['item_number'].'<br />';
print 'Qty = '.$item['item_qty'].'<br />';
print 'Price = '.$item['item_price'].'<br />';
foreach ($item['item_label_options'] as $key => $option) {
print $option['label_size'].'<br />';
print $option['label_position'].'<br />';
print $option['label_qty'].'<br />';
}
}
which successfully outputs the first loop but not the second - just putting the first letter of each:
Item Number = 12546518
Qty = 1
Price = 7.99
A // should be A4
T // should be Top
5 // should be 50
Also is there a way i can loop and output all the values without having to actually write 'Item Number = ...
it can just output each key with its value as i won't always know how many and what the names of each one are?