Forming final array with multiple array in PHP [duplicate] - php

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I need to form the final array, its not displaying how i am expecting, here is the code i used.
I need to print the final array in the expected format, I have attached the output how i am looking for in the below section,
<?php
$order_id = 12345;
$array1 = array(
"firstName" => "Test Fname",
"lastName" => "Test Lname",
"address1" => "Test Address",
"city" => "Test City",
"country" => "IND",
"email" => "test#blank.in"
);
$array2 = array(
"firstName" => "Test Fname",
"lastName" => "Test Lname",
"address1" => "Test Address",
"city" => "Test City",
"country" => "IND",
"email" => "test#blank.in"
);
$result = array("user_id" =>"9999","item_id" =>"cloth","price" =>"500","qty" =>"100");
$itemDetails = array();
foreach($result as $res){
$itemDetails[] =
array(
"User" => array(
"uservalue" => $res['user_id'],
"imageId" => $res['item_id']
),
"price" => $res['price'],
"qty" => $res['qty']
);
}
$final_array = array(
"id" => $order_id,
"billing" => $array1,
"shipping" => $array2,
"item" => $itemDetails
);
echo '<pre>';
print_r($final_array);die;
?>
Output of current Code
Array
(
[id] => 12345
[billing] => Array
(
[firstName] => Test Fname
[lastName] => Test Lname
[address1] => Test Address
[city] => Test City
[country] => IND
[email] => test#blank.in
)
[shipping] => Array
(
[firstName] => Test Fname
[lastName] => Test Lname
[address1] => Test Address
[city] => Test City
[country] => IND
[email] => test#blank.in
)
[item] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[User] => Array
(
[uservalue] => 9999
[imageId] => cloth
)
[price] => 500
[qty] => 100
)
[1] => Array
(
[User] => Array
(
[uservalue] => 9999
[imageId] => cloth
)
[price] => 500
[qty] => 100
)
[2] => Array
(
[User] => Array
(
[uservalue] => 9999
[imageId] => cloth
)
[price] => 500
[qty] => 100
)
)
)
Expected Result should be like below
array
(
"id" => 12345
"billing" => array
(
[firstName] => Test Fname,
[lastName] => Test Lname,
[address1] => Test Address,
[city] => Test City,
[country] => IND,
[email] => test#blank.in
)
"shipping" => array
(
[firstName] => Test Fname,
[lastName] => Test Lname,
[address1] => Test Address,
[city] => Test City,
[country] => IND,
[email] => test#blank.in
)
"item" => array
(
array
(
"User" => Array
(
"uservalue" => 9999,
"imageId" => cloth
)
[price] => 500,
[qty] => 100
)
)
)
I am expecting output like above, can we display the final array in that format, can anyone look into it and update me your thoughts. Thanks!!

Answer 1

if you allow only single item in itemdetails
$itemDetails[] =
[
"User" => [
"uservalue" => $result['user_id'],
"imageId" => $result['item_id'],
],
"price" => $result['price'],
"qty" => $result['qty'],
];
Single item demo
if itemdetails allow multiple items
$result = [
["user_id" =>"9999","item_id" =>"cloth","price" =>"500","qty" =>"100"],
["user_id" =>"9999","item_id" =>"cloth","price" =>"400","qty" =>"200"]
];
$itemDetails = array();
foreach($result as $res){
$itemDetails[] =
array(
"User" => array(
"uservalue" => $res['user_id'],
"imageId" => $res['item_id']
),
"price" => $res['price'],
"qty" => $res['qty']
);
}
Multiple items demo

Answer 2

If $result has multiple values, this should work.
$result = array(array("user_id" =>"9999","item_id" =>"cloth","price" =>"500","qty" =>"100"),array("user_id" =>"500","item_id" =>"cloth123","price" =>"511","qty" =>"80"));
$itemDetails = array();
foreach($result as $res){
$itemDetails[] =
array(
"User" => array(
"uservalue" => $res['user_id'],
"imageId" => $res['item_id']
),
"price" => $res['price'],
"qty" => $res['qty']
);
}
$final_array = array(
// "id" => $order_id,
// "billing" => $array1,
// "shipping" => $array2,
"item" => $itemDetails
);
echo '<pre>';
print_r($final_array);
Output
Array
(
[item] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[User] => Array
(
[uservalue] => 9999
[imageId] => cloth
)
[price] => 500
[qty] => 100
)
[1] => Array
(
[User] => Array
(
[uservalue] => 500
[imageId] => cloth123
)
[price] => 511
[qty] => 80
)
)
)