Print an html table from php array - php

Question

I need to print out a table, starting from a PHP array, adding some columns for further utilization.
The array is this:
Array ( [0] => Array ( [tid] => 1 [token] => andrea [participant_info] => Array ( [firstname] => Andrea [lastname] => AndreaLastName [email] => andrea#email.com ) ) [1] => Array ( [tid] => 3 [token] => 1 [participant_info] => Array ( [firstname] => 1FirstName [lastname] => 1LastName [email] => 1#email.com ) ) [2] => Array ( [tid] => 4 [token] => 2 [participant_info] => Array ( [firstname] => 2FirstName [lastname] => 2LastName [email] => 2#email.com ) ) [3] => Array ( [tid] => 5 [token] => 3 [participant_info] => Array ( [firstname] => 3FirstName [lastname] => 3LastName [email] => 3#email.com ) ) [4] => Array ( [tid] => 6 [token] => 4 [participant_info] => Array ( [firstname] => 4FirstName [lastname] => 4LastName [email] => 4#email.com ) ) [5] => Array ( [tid] => 7 [token] => 5 [participant_info] => Array ( [firstname] => 5FirstName [lastname] => 5LastName [email] => 5#email.com ) ) [6] => Array ( [tid] => 8 [token] => 6 [participant_info] => Array ( [firstname] => 6FirstName [lastname] => 6LastName [email] => 6#email.com ) ) [7] => Array ( [tid] => 9 [token] => 7 [participant_info] => Array ( [firstname] => 7FirstName [lastname] => 7LastName [email] => 7#email.com ) ) [8] => Array ( [tid] => 10 [token] => test [participant_info] => Array ( [firstname] => testFirstName [lastname] => testLastName [email] => test#email.com ) ) [9] => Array ( [tid] => 11 [token] => test3 [participant_info] => Array ( [firstname] => firstnameTest [lastname] => lastnameTest [email] => test2#email.com ) ) )
And it's look like that using some online tool:
What I need is to create an HTML table ( using classic < table> or < div> doesn't care )
That looks like this:
Where the token is not directly printed but it's available as $variable to use for some script ( I need to add icon to download a file called "$token.pdf" )
Thanks for any suggestion.
I found some function that prints the array directly as it appear but I do not know how to adapt to my needs:
function build_table($array){
// start table
$html = '<table border="1" style="width:100%">';
// header row
$html .= '<tr>';
foreach($array[0] as $key=>$value){
$html .= '<th>' . $key . '</th>';
}
$html .= '</tr>';
// data rows
foreach( $array as $key=>$value){
$html .= '<tr>';
foreach($value as $key2=>$value2){
$html .= '<td>' . $value2 . '</td>';
}
$html .= '</tr>';
}
// finish table and return it
$html .= '</table>';
return $html;
}

Answer 1

I remade the array to give a good example.
As you see i use 2 foreach loops.
The first one is to loop trough the main array '$array'.
The second foreach, in the first foreach, loops trough the array from 'participant_info'.
The $i stands for the value from the array.
So if you type: $i['did'], it loops trough all the values from 'tid'.
I hope this explains it.
Good luck!
<?php
// Made array
$array[0] = array("tid" => 1, "token" => "andrea", "participant_info" => array("firstname" => "Andrea", "lastname" => "AndreaLastName", "email" => "andrea#email.com" ));
$array[1] = array("tid" => 3, "token" => 1, "participant_info" => array("firstname" => "1FirstName", "lastname" => "1LastName", "email" => "1#email.com" ));
$array[2] = array("tid" => 4, "token" => 2, "participant_info" => array("firstname" => "2FirstName", "lastname" => "2LastName", "email" => "2#email.com" ));
$array[3] = array("tid" => 5, "token" => 3, "participant_info" => array("firstname" => "3FirstName", "lastname" => "3LastName", "email" => "3#email.com" ));
$array[4] = array("tid" => 6, "token" => 4, "participant_info" => array("firstname" => "4FirstName", "lastname" => "4LastName", "email" => "4#email.com" ));
$array[5] = array("tid" => 7, "token" => 5, "participant_info" => array("firstname" => "5FirstName", "lastname" => "5LastName", "email" => "5#email.com" ));
$array[6] = array("tid" => 8, "token" => 6, "participant_info" => array("firstname" => "6FirstName", "lastname" => "6LastName", "email" => "6#email.com" ));
$array[7] = array("tid" => 9, "token" => 7, "participant_info" => array("firstname" => "7FirstName", "lastname" => "7LastName", "email" => "7#email.com" ));
$array[8] = array("tid" => 10, "token" => "test", "participant_info" => array("firstname" => "testFirstName", "lastname" => "testLastName", "email" => "test#email.com" ));
$array[9] = array("tid" => 11, "token" => "test3", "participant_info" => array("firstname" => "firstnameTest", "lastname" => "lastnameTest", "email" => "test2#email.com" ));
?>
<table>
<tr>
<th>tid</th>
<th>token</th>
<th>participant_info</th>
<th>firstname</th>
<th>lastname</th>
<th>email</th>
</tr>
<? foreach($array as $h => $i): ?>
<tr>
<td><?=$i['tid']?></td>
<td><?=$i['token']?></td>
<? foreach($i['participant_info'] as $p): ?>
<td><?=$p?></td>
<? endforeach; ?>
</tr>
<? endforeach; ?>
</table>