Reputation: 14270
I am trying to get the key of an array based on the value.
$array1=array(
'0'=>'test1',
'1'=>'test2',
'2'=>'test3',
'3'=>'test1'
)
$array2=array(
'0'=>'11',
'1'=>'22',
'2'=>'33',
'3'=>'44'
)
I have
$source
is the needle. it could be 'test1
', 'test2
' or 'test3
'
for loop to get different $source string
if(in_array($source[$i], $array1)){
$id=array_search($source[$i],$array1);
//I want to output 11, 22 or 33 based on $source
//However, my $array1 has duplicated value.
//In my case, if $source is test1, the output will be 11,11 instead of 11 and 44
echo $array2[$id]);
}
I am not sure how to fix this. My brain is fried. Thanks for the help!
Upvotes: 0
Views: 74
Reputation: 7821
This should work.
$array3 = array_flip(array_reverse($array1, true));
$needle = $source[$i];
$key = $array3[$needle];
echo $array2[$key];
What array_flip
does is exchange the keys and values. In case of duplicate values, only the last pair will be exchanged. To counter this, we use array_reverse
but we preserve the key structure.
Edit : For more clarification, here's a dry run.
$array1=array(
'0'=>'test1',
'1'=>'test2',
'2'=>'test3',
'3'=>'test1'
)
After array_reverse($array1, true)
the output will be
array(
'3' => 'test1',
'2' => 'test3',
'1' => 'test2',
'0' => 'test1'
)
Now, when we flip this, the output will be
array(
'test1' => '0', //would be 3 initially, then overwritten by 0
'test2' => '1',
'test3' => '2',
)
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 2693
PHP has a function for this: http://php.net/manual/en/function.array-keys.php
i.e. $keys = array_keys( $myArray, $theValue );
and to get just the first: $keys[0];
Upvotes: 2