Call multiple values outside while statement - php

Question

$searchquery = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM regform_admin WHERE status = 'Approved' AND month LIKE '%".$checkmonth."%' AND day LIKE '%".$checkday."%' AND year LIKE '%".$checkyear."%' OR month2 LIKE '%".$checkmonth."%' AND day2 LIKE '%".$checkday."%' AND year2 LIKE '%".$checkyear."%' OR betday LIKE '%".$checkday."%'");
while($fetchres = mysql_fetch_array($searchquery)) {
$vehicles = $fetchres['vehicles'];
echo "<b>$vehicles</b><br>";
}
include "vehicledbconnect.php";
$searchquery2 = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM vehicletbl WHERE vehicle NOT LIKE '%".$vehicles."%'");
while($fetch = mysql_fetch_array($searchquery2)) {
$v = $fetch['vehicle'];
$vehed = $fetch['vehed']; $vehcap = $fetch['vehcap']; $vehyr = $fetch['vehyr'];
$type = $fetch['type'];
echo "<tr>";
echo "<td class=light><input type = 'checkbox' name='chk[]'></td>";
echo "<td class=light>$v</td>";
echo "<td class=light>$type</td>";
echo "<td class=light>$vehyr</td>";
echo "<td class=light>$vehed</td>";
echo "<td class=light>$vehcap</td>";
echo "<td class=light>$vehcolor</td>";
echo "</tr>";
echo "$array";
}
Is it possible to echo all values inside the while statement from $searchquery inside $searchquery2?
For example the values of $searchquery is:
vehicle1
vehicle2
vehicle3
Now I'm going to echo all of it inside $searchquery2, is it possible? I try to echo $vehicles (from $searchquery) inside $searchquery2 but it only echoes the last value (example. vehicle3) because I know it is not inside the while statement of $searchquery.
Is it possible? Thanks.

Answer 1

Build a loop in loop.
Try this:
mysql_query("SELECT * FROM regform_admin WHERE...")
while(...)
{
$vehicles = $fetchres['vehicles'];
echo "<b>$vehicles</b><br>";
mysql_query("SELECT * FROM vehicletbl WHERE vehicle NOT LIKE '%".$vehicles."%'");
while(...)
{
echo ...
}
}

Answer 2

Instead of echoing inside the while loop, try buffering the output to a variable instead:
$ob = '';
while($fetchres = mysql_fetch_array($searchquery))
$ob .= '<b>' . $fetchres['vehicles'] . '</b><br>';
echo($ob);
During your second while loop, $ob is still alive and you can echo it out just as easily. Here I'm storing it as a string, but you can store the values as an array also if you need more granular access to the elements.
Update
If you want to store them into an array, try it this way:
$ob = array();
while($fetchres = mysql_fetch_array($searchquery))
$ob[] = $fetchres['vehicle']; // This pushes the current vehicle onto the end of the array
After this loop, you just have the string for each vehicle in the array, and none of the formatting. You can add that in when you output the elements. Iterate over your array with foreach:
foreach($ob as $k => $v) {
// Inside this loop, $k is the key, or index, and $v is the value.
// You can change the names of these variables by modifying the line above, e.g.
// foreach($ob as $foo => $bar) <-- $foo = key/index, $bar = value
}