so here is the first key of an associative array named $results:
[
10 (2) => [
step (3) => [
0 (1) => [
id => 1
],
1 (1) => [
id => 2
],
2 (1) => [
id => 3
]
],
status (3) => [
0 (1) => [
id => 2
],
1 (1) => [
id => 4
],
2 (1) => [
id => 10
]
]
],I'd like to resructure it to make it look like this:
[
10 (2) => [
step (1) => [
0 (1) => [
id => 1
],
status (1) =>[
0 (1) => [
id => 2
],
step (1) => [
0 (1) => [
id => 2
],
status (1) =>[
0 (1) => [
id => 4
],
AND SO ON...
to put it in a nutshell I just want to display step & status as a pair for each step and result in an [step, status], [step, status], [step, status]... associative array. For now thhe array is more like [step, step step], [status, status, status].
Here is my initial foreach loop that gave me the array in the first place :
$results = [];
foreach ($entities['node'] as $nodeIdBis => $nodeWkf) {
$nodeWkfTmp = ["step" => [], "status" => []];
foreach ($nodeWkf as $wkfId => $subNodeWkf) {
foreach ($subNodeWkf as $stepId => $nodeStatus) {
$nodeWkfTmp["status"][] = ["id" => $nodeStatus['statusId']];
$nodeWkfTmp["step"][] = ["id" => $stepId];
}
}
$results[$nodeIdBis] = $nodeWkfTmp;
}much respect for who will find the trick :)
Just change the $nodeWkfTmp array assignment to get an array of pairs [step, status]:
$nodeWkfTmp = [];
$nodeWkfTmp[] = [
"status" => ["id" => $nodeStatus['statusId']],
"step" => ["id" => $stepId]
];