If the following things are true: 1. The number of rows will always be the same 2. The number of collums will always be the same Then you're probably better off just inserting parts of the array right into the table, like so.
Echo '' . $row0 . ''; echo '' .
$row1 . ''; echo '' . $row2 .''; echo '' .
$row4 . ''; echo ''; echo '' . $row5 .
''; echo '' . $row6 .''; echo '' . $row7 .
''; echo '' . $row8 . ''; echo ''; echo '' .
$row9 .''; echo '' . $row10 . ''; echo ''; echo '' .
$row12 . ''; echo '' . $row13 .''; echo ''; } // end foreach?
I think it would be easier if you just mixed the HTML and PHP together instead of trying to do it in a loop like what you're doing. Echo " {$arr0} {$arr1} {$arr2} {$arr3} {$arr9} {$arr10} {$arr12} {$arr13}.
If you're going to use the bracket ({ and }) syntax, then you need to demonstrate that it will be within an echo statement with quotes in PHP. Otherwise, that code is invalid HTML. – Archio Jul 24 at 18:39 Good idea.
Edited answer. – Mike Jul 24 at 19:05.
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