I'm struggling to explain what I want to do here so apologies if I confuse you.. I'm just as confused myself
I have an array like so:
$foo = array(
array('value' => 5680, 'text' => 'Red'),
array('value' => 7899, 'text' => 'Green'),
array('value' => 9968, 'text' => 'Blue'),
array('value' => 4038, 'text' => 'Yellow'),
)
I want to check if the array contains the value e.g. 7899 and also get the text linked to that value "Green" in the example above.
Try something like this
$foo = array(
array('value' => 5680, 'text' => 'Red'),
array('value' => 7899, 'text' => 'Green'),
array('value' => 9968, 'text' => 'Blue'),
array('value' => 4038, 'text' => 'Yellow'),
);
$found = current(array_filter($foo, function($item) {
return isset($item['value']) && 7899 == $item['value'];
}));
print_r($found);
Which outputs
Array
(
[value] => 7899
[text] => Green
)
The key here is array_filter
. If the search value 7899
is not static then you could bring it in to the closure with something like function($item) use($searchValue)
. Note that array_filter
is returning an array of elements which is why I pass it through current