Adding a key to a multidimensional array from another multidimensional array - php

Question

I have seen lots on adding to multidimensional arrays but I can't figure out how they apply to my situation. I am trying to end up with one large multi-dimensional array.
I have a multidimensional associative array compiled from a mysql query of a membership database. All my arrays are compiled using while loops.
Array(
[0] => Array ( [full_name] => Amy Smith [id] => 00111111 [member_ref] => 1 [type] => 1 )
[1] => Array ( [full_name] => Bob Smith [id] => 00222222 [member_ref] => 2 [type] => 0 )
[2] => Array ( [full_name] => Cam Smith [id] => 00333333 [member_ref] => 3 [type] => 2 )
)
This was compiled from the mysql_query
SELECT full_name, id, member_ref, type
FROM members
ORDER BY full_name asc
I then have a list of [id] numbers in another table for people who have paid membership. This is provided by another organisation. This will become the [paid] key.
Array(
[0] => Array ( [id] => 00111111 )
[1] => Array ( [id] => 00333333 )
[2] => Array ( [id] => 00444444 )
)
From query:
SELECT * FROM paid
And finally a table that counts members attendances within a specified timeframe, to be the [log] key.
Array(
[0] => Array ( [member_ref] => 1 [COUNT(member_ref)] => 17 )
[1] => Array ( [member_ref] => 2 [COUNT(member_ref)] => 10 )
[2] => Array ( [member_ref] => 3 [COUNT(member_ref)] => 1 )
)
From
SELECT member_ref, COUNT(member_ref)
FROM log
WHERE timestamp >= STR_TO_DATE('$from')
AND timestamp < STR_TO_DATE('$to')
GROUP BY member_ref
What i want to end up with is: (Note that Bob Smith hasn't paid)
Array(
[0] => Array ( [full_name] => Amy Smith [id] => 00111111 [member_ref] => 1 [type] => 1 [paid] => 00111111 [log] => 17)
[1] => Array ( [full_name] => Bob Smith [id] => 00222222 [member_ref] => 2 [type] => 0 [paid] => 0 [log] => 10)
[2] => Array ( [full_name] => Cam Smith [id] => 00333333 [member_ref] => 3 [type] => 2 [paid] => 00333333 [log] => 1)
)
I can then output it as necessary, but crucuially I can sort the data by any of the keys.
I am open to doing this with a single mysql query with the sort key being a php $var, but I can't figure out the JOIN elements, it's just far too complex for me to understand.
Thanks

Answer 1

Working from the answer of NSjonas:
SELECT m.full_name,
m.id,
m.member_ref,
m.type,
(p.id IS NOT NULL) paid,
COUNT(l.member_ref) log
FROM members m
LEFT JOIN paid p
ON m.id = p.id
LEFT JOIN log l
ON m.member_ref = l.member_ref
AND l.timestamp >= '$from'
AND l.timestamp < '$to'
GROUP BY m.full_name, m.id, m.member_ref, m.type, p.id
ORDER BY m.full_name ASC

Answer 2

My mySQL is a bit rusty but I think this is basically what your looking for. Definitely possible in 1 query
SELECT m.full_name, m.id, m.member_ref, m.type, COUNT(l.member_ref) log,
Case WHEN p.Id != null
THEN true
ELSE false paid
FROM members m
LEFT JOIN paid p
ON m.id = p.id
LEFT JOIN log l
ON m.member_ref = l.member_ref
WHERE l.timestamp >= STR_TO_DATE('$from')
AND l.timestamp < STR_TO_DATE('$to')
ORDER BY m.full_name asc