$Show = [];
foreach ($result_radio as $Station => $Show) {
$Show [] = array($result_radio[$Station]['StationID'] => $Show);
}
var_dump($Show)
//outputs
array(19771) { // Number of Shows accross 182 Station
[0] => array(1) {
[24315] => array(16) {
["StationID"]=>"24315"
["Show"]=> "JaazOnline"
["Genre"]=> "Jazz"
...
[1] => array(1) {
[24315] => array(16) {
["StationID"] => "24315"
["Show"] => "Jaaz24/7"
["Genre"]=> "Jazz"
...
[2] => array(1) {
[24315] => array(16) {
["StationID"] => "24315"
["Show"] => "JazzUsa"
["Genre"] => "Jazz"
...
[3] => array(1) {
[66995] => array(16) {
["StationID"] => "66995"
["Show"] => "StateofTrance"
["Genre"] => "Electronic"
...
[4] => array(1) {
[66995] => array(16) {
["StationID"] => "66995"
["Show"] => "ElectroHouse"
["Genre"]=> "Electronic"
...
This returns an array of 19771 Radio Shows as arrays where $key
is the StationID and Value $Show
related information about this specific Show.
This is what I wanted, but I would like to format my array in a way instead to have only one array for each StationID and within all shows that belong to this ID.
for example e.g
array(182) { // 182 Radio Stations
[24315] => array(50) { //Shows classified by Station Id
array(16) { ["StationID"]=>"24315" ["Show"]=> "JaazOnline" ["Genre"]=> "Jazz" ...
array(16) { ["StationID"]=>"24315" ["Show"]=> "Jaaz24/7" ["Genre"]=> "Jazz" ..
array(16) { ["StationID"]=>"24315" ["Show"]=> "JazzUsa" ["Genre"]=> "Jazz" ...
[66995]=> array(32) {
array(16) {["StationID"]=>"66995" ["Show"]=> "StateofTrance" ["Genre"]=> "Electronic"
array(16) {["StationID"]=>"66995" ["Show"]=> "ElectroHouse" ["Genre"]=> "Electronic"
Why?
Because I think it makes my life easier client side to access objects properties this way.. Please any some help formatting this array of shows in a way to have ONE index representing a Station ID and within all shows...
What about this:
$Show = array();
foreach ($result_radio as $Station => $Show){
$Show [$result_radio[$Station]['StationID']][] = $Show; }
It should do exactly what you want.