trickly loop ? or me stupid ?

i have a list of developers and their details, i have their details in arrays but i cant figure out some code to lopp through it all in a good way.

here is that info i have:

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$developer1 = array('Name' => '****', 'Location' => 'Italy', 'Sourceforge' => '****', 'Work Areas' => 'PHP, MySQL, Perl');
$developer2 = array('Name' => '****', 'Loation' => 'Australia', 'Sourceforge' => '****', 'Work Areas' => 'PHP, MySQL, Perl, Graphics');
$developer3 = array('Name' => '****', 'Location' => 'The Netherlands', 'Sourceforge' => '****', 'Work Areas' => 'ASP, Graphics, client side(javascript)'); 


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note: hashes are for provacy reasons.

how can i go through all the info easily ?

depends on how you want to display them.
you could do something like this.

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$developer1 = array('Name' => '****', 'Location' => 'Italy', 'Sourceforge' => '****', 'Work Areas' => 'PHP, MySQL, Perl');
$developer2 = array('Name' => '****', 'Loation' => 'Australia', 'Sourceforge' => '****', 'Work Areas' => 'PHP, MySQL, Perl, Graphics');
$developer3 = array('Name' => '****', 'Location' => 'The Netherlands', 'Sourceforge' => '****', 'Work Areas' => 'ASP, Graphics, client side(javascript)');

while(list($key, $value) = each ($developer1)){
      print "value = ".$value."<br />";
  } 


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or you can do it like this

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$developer1 = array('Name' => '****', 'Location' => 'Italy', 'Sourceforge' => '****', 'Work Areas' => 'PHP, MySQL, Perl');
$developer2 = array('Name' => '****', 'Loation' => 'Australia', 'Sourceforge' => '****', 'Work Areas' => 'PHP, MySQL, Perl, Graphics');
$developer3 = array('Name' => '****', 'Location' => 'The Netherlands', 'Sourceforge' => '****', 'Work Areas' => 'ASP, Graphics, client side(javascript)');
$all = array(0 => $developer1, 1 => $developer2, 2 => $developer3);

while(list($key, $value) = each ($all)){
      print "value = ".$value."<br />";
  } 


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actually this works

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<?
echo" loop 1<br><br> ";

$developer1 = array('Name' => '****', 'Location' => 'Italy', 'Sourceforge' => '****', 'Work Areas' => 'PHP, MySQL, Perl');
$developer2 = array('Name' => '****', 'Location' => 'Australia', 'Sourceforge' => '****', 'Work Areas' => 'PHP, MySQL, Perl, Graphics');
$developer3 = array('Name' => '****', 'Location' => 'The Netherlands', 'Sourceforge' => '****', 'Work Areas' => 'ASP, Graphics, client side(javascript)');

while(list ($key, $val) = each($developer1)){
      print $key . " = ". $val ;
      print "<br />";
}

?>

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thanx scoutt, I'll give that a try

scoutt :( they give me this error: Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING in c:\windows\desktop\files\wwwroot\virtue\advertising - page\pages\team.php on line 14 i dont think it likes me. do u know what this error could mean ? cos I'm assuming the code works on ur side perfectly.



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what is on line 14?

which one did you use? the last one shouldn't produce any errors. like chris said, what is line 14 and what is your code.

code:

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<table width="100%" cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0">
    <tr>
    <td bgcolor="#B5B59C" background="gold_bg.gif">
    <?PHP
    // This is the start of the actual page contents


    $developer1 = array('Name' => 'Emanuele Sparvoli', 'Location' => 'Italy', 'Sourceforge' => 'godai78', 'Work Areas' => 'PHP, MySQL, Perl');
    $developer2 = array('Name' => 'Alan M. Cramer', 'Loation' => 'Australia', 'Sourceforge' => 'daqube', 'Work Areas' => 'PHP, MySQL, Perl, Graphics');
    $developer3 = array('Name' => 'Dave Smulders', 'Location' => 'The Netherlands', 'Sourceforge' => 'tss68nl', 'Work Areas' => 'ASP, Graphics, client side(javascript)');

/*
        echo" loop 1<br><br> ";
        $developer1 = array('Name' => '****', 'Location' => 'Italy', 'Sourceforge' => '****', 'Work Areas' => 'PHP, MySQL, Perl');
        $developer2 = array('Name' => '****', 'Location' => 'Australia', 'Sourceforge' => '****', 'Work Areas' => 'PHP, MySQL, Perl, Graphics');
        $developer3 = array('Name' => '****', 'Location' => 'The Netherlands', 'Sourceforge' => '****', 'Work Areas' => 'ASP, Graphics, client side(javascript)');
        
        while(list ($key, $val) = each($developer1))
                {
         print $key . " = ". $val ;
         print "<br />";
                }
*/
?>
    
</body>
</html>

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and this didn't work?

PHP Code:

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<table width="100%" cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0">
    <tr>
    <td bgcolor="#B5B59C" background="gold_bg.gif">
    <?PHP
    // This is the start of the actual page contents


    $developer1 = array('Name' => 'Emanuele Sparvoli', 'Location' => 'Italy', 'Sourceforge' => 'godai78', 'Work Areas' => 'PHP, MySQL, Perl');
    $developer2 = array('Name' => 'Alan M. Cramer', 'Loation' => 'Australia', 'Sourceforge' => 'daqube', 'Work Areas' => 'PHP, MySQL, Perl, Graphics');
    $developer3 = array('Name' => 'Dave Smulders', 'Location' => 'The Netherlands', 'Sourceforge' => 'tss68nl', 'Work Areas' => 'ASP, Graphics, client side(javascript)');
                
        while(list ($key, $val) = each($developer1))
                {
              print $key . " = ". $val ;
              print "<br />";
                }

?>
    
</body>
</html>

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