Merge 2 arrays after 1 was in a loop - php

Question

I have a form with a drop down. It looks at previous weeks results for an array of teams used. If the team was used it disables the selection on the drop down:
This is the working code:
echo '<select name="survpick" id="survpick">';
$thisweek = (int)getCurrentWeek()-1;
for ($pi=1; $pi<$week; $pi++) {
if ($surv_pick_options_h[$j] == $survpicks[$pi]) {
$noshowhome = true;
}
if ($surv_pick_options_v[$j] == $survpicks[$pi]) {
$noshowvisitor = true;
}
}
if ($noshowhome) {
echo '<option value="" style="background-color:pink" disabled>'.$surv_pick_options_h[$j].'</option>';
} else {
if ($currentID == $surv_pick_options_h[$j]) {
echo '<option value="'.$surv_pick_options_h[$j].'" selected>'.$surv_pick_options_h[$j].'</option>';
} else {
echo '<option value="'.$surv_pick_options_h[$j].'" >'.$surv_pick_options_h[$j].'</option>';
}
}
if ($noshowvisitor) {
echo '<option value="" style="background-color:pink" disabled> '.$surv_pick_options_v[$j].'</option>';
}
else {
if ($currentID == $surv_pick_options_v[$j]) {
echo '<option value="'.$surv_pick_options_v[$j].'" selected>'.$surv_pick_options_v[$j].'</option>';
}
else {
echo '<option value="'.$surv_pick_options_v[$j].'" >'.$surv_pick_options_v[$j].'</option>';
}
}
echo '</select>';
I have 2 more arrays, one for current week home teams that have expired and one for current week visitor teams that expired. Somehow I need to account for those current week expired teams in the calculation. Since the for loop is only looking at previous weeks, i could not find a way to merge. I tried inside the loop and outside the loop. Is this even possible?
Array ( $survpicks)
[1] => DET
[2] => TB
[3] => NE
[5] => JAX
[4] => PHI
[6] => IND
Array ( $surv_pick_expired_h)
[0] => KC
Array ($surv_pick_expired_v)
[0] => OAK
There is also a chance that one of the $survpicks could also be in one of the $surv_pick_expired_h or $surv_pick_expired_v arrays. Right now the drop down shows the values from $survpicks as disabled. I need to be able to also include the values from $surv_pick_expired_h and $surv_pick_expired_v arrays as disabled

Answer 1

I don't fully understand your question, but may the array_merge() and in_array() functions help?
$toDisable = array_merge($survpicks, $surv_pick_expired_h, $surv_pick_expired_v);
foreach($all as $something) {
if(in_array($something, $toDisable)) {
// disable
} else {
// enable
}
}

Answer 2

I hope this helps somewhat:
// this will contain all the survpicks up to last week,
// so now this week is not disabled
$survpicks_to_disable = array_slice($survpicks,0,$week-1);
// all the expired teams are to be disabled
$disabled = array_merge($survpicks_to_disable,$surv_pick_expired_h,$surv_pick_expired_v);
echo '<select name="survpick" id="survpick">
<option default>Make Selection</option>';
foreach($surv_pick_options_h as $home){
echo '<option value="'.$home.'"'.(in_array($home,$disabled)?' style="background-color:pink" disabled':'').($home == $currentID?' selected':'').'>'.$home.'</option>';
}
foreach($surv_pick_options_v as $visitor){
echo '<option value="'.$visitor.'"'.(in_array($visitor,$disabled)?' style="background-color:pink" disabled':'').($visitor == $currentID?' selected':'').'>'.$visitor.'</option>';
}
echo '</select>';
Why not put this into your style, so you don't need the inline styles:
#survpick option[disabled] {
background-color: pink;
}