Reputation: 3514
I have the following script currently, which gets the category IDs as arrays:
$sql_select_categories = $db->query("SELECT category_id FROM " . DB_PREFIX . "categories
WHERE parent_id='" . intval($src_details['parent_id']) . "'
ORDER BY order_id ASC, name ASC");
$additional_vars = set_filter_link($src_details, array('parent_id' => '', 'start' => ''), 'address');
while ($cat_details = $db->fetch_array($sql_select_categories)) {
$cat_array[$cat_details['category_id']]["name"] = $category_lang[$cat_details['category_id']];
}
if(is_array($cat_array)) {
asort($cat_array);
foreach($cat_array as $key => $value) {
$subcat_link = basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']) . '?parent_id=' . $key . $additional_vars;
$output .= '<tr> '.
' <td class="contentfont"> » <a href="' . $subcat_link . '">' . $category_lang[$key] . '</a></td> '.
'</tr> ';
}
}
return $output;
This works perfectly, except I need to extract one more variable from the database which is called count
. So the MySQL query will change from
SELECT category_id FROM
to
SELECT category_id, count FROM
So far so good, but how do I get it to then display each of the counts in the foreach
? I need them displayed in the HTML after $category_lang[$key]
as something like $count
.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 111
Reputation: 786
Your $cat_details
array will have another element that you can reference, which will be $cat_details['count']
. You can then add that to your $cat_array
like you do with that name element in the while
loop.
$cat_array[ $cat_details['category_id'] ]['count'] = $cat_details['count'];
Make sense?
Upvotes: 1