I might have the following array()
Array([
0
]=>Array([
part_id
]=>6[
part_user_id
]=>2[
part_department
]=>3[
part_category
]=>1[
part_subcategory
]=>1[
part_name
]=>SparePart[
part_qty
]=>1[
part_condition
]=>New[
part_description
]=>Thisisadescription[
part_image
]=>images/parts/default.jpg)[
1
]=>Array([
part_id
]=>7[
part_user_id
]=>2[
part_department
]=>3[
part_category
]=>1[
part_subcategory
]=>1[
part_name
]=>SparePart[
part_qty
]=>1[
part_condition
]=>New[
part_description
]=>Thisisadescription[
part_image
]=>images/parts/default.jpg))
From data I have got from MYSQL, the same query might also return more than one row so I could also receive this array()
Array([
part_id
]=>7[
part_user_id
]=>2[
part_department
]=>3[
part_category
]=>1[
part_subcategory
]=>1[
part_name
]=>SparePart[
part_qty
]=>1[
part_condition
]=>New[
part_description
]=>Thisisadescription[
part_image
]=>images/parts/default.jpg)
I am looping through to output in my HTML
foreach($myResults as $row => $value){
}
This loop will work fine when I receive more than 1 row from the DB. If I receive 1 row I obviously run into problem.
What is the best way for me to check what I have received in order to loop or simply output dependent on my result?
Check if value is an array. If yes loop it too.
if (is_array($value)) foreach ($value as $value2) {}
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