[Deansatch]

Is it possible to put a [B]for[B] loop in to a variable or in to an if?

i.e.

PHP Code:

$r= for($t=0;$t<=7;$t++){echo $array[t$] ); 

or

PHP Code:

 if(for($t=0;$t<=7;$t++){echo $array[t$] );    == $something){ etc...} 

Obviously I know these don't work but is there a way of achieving this sort of structure?

[UnrealEd]

i don't think it's possible, but you can always give it a try

is there any specific reason why you need this? i've never had to use something like that in my life . I'm pretty sure you can find a workaround, or even better, solution to your problem

[Deansatch]

Still trying to work around my earlier calendar post problem. I need to compare my array results in an if statement that is already inside a foreach loop.

[Nico]

How about:

PHP Code:

$r = '';

for($t=0;$t<=7;$t++)
{
    $r .= $array[$t];
} 

[Deansatch]

that doesn't seem to work and when I echo the array on it's own it gives the first array then the first and second, then the first, second and third etc...

I basically want to compare each array with my variable in my if statement.

i.e. if($array == $variable){ etc... for each of my array values then close the for and then echo.

[ben.periton]

So...

PHP Code:

for ($i=0; $i<sizeof($array); $i++) {
    if ($array[$i] == 'this') {
        print 'here we go!';
    }
} 

Kinda thing?

[clickzilla]

or

PHP Code:

if( in_array($variable, $array) ) { 
         echo "Yeey! :) "; }
else {
         echo ":(";
} 

check the in_array() function.
The definition is like this :
bool in_array ( mixed $needle, array $haystack [, bool $strict] )

[Deansatch]

Originally Posted by clickzilla

or

PHP Code:

if( in_array($variable, $array) ) { 

         echo "Yeey! :) "; }

else {

         echo ":(";

} 

That's the one!!!!!!! Cheers. It works. First time I've heard of that function.