[SOLVED] PHP: how to replace values of an array with values from 2nd array

[esso82]

hi

I'm a bit unexperienced in this, so I need some help

I have two arrays:
$users
Array ( [1] => esso82 [4] => semkovic [8] => krtko2121 )

and
$msg
Array ( [0] => 1 [1] => 4 [2] => 8 [3] => 1 )

what do I need to do, is go through the second array and replace its values by values from first array where value of second array is a key of first array
do you understand me?

say we don't need to replace those values, we can make another array, but it should end up like this: ie
$output
Array ( [0] => esso82 [1] => semkovic [2] => krtko2121 [3] => esso82 )


thanks for any help, as my logic is nort working at the moment :D

[Nicitel]

Hello, if you still need help, try this

PHP Code:

<?php
$users = array( 1 => 'esso82', 4 => 'semkovic', 8 => 'krtko2121' );
$msg = array( 0 => 1, 1 => 4, 2 => 8, 3 => 1 );


$output = array();

foreach ( $msg as $msg_id => $user_id )
{
     if ( ! isset($users[$user_id]) ) { continue; } //skip, if user_id doesn't exists

     $output[$msg_id] = $users[$user_id];
}

print_r($output);
//$output is: Array ( [0] => esso82 [1] => semkovic [2] => krtko2121 [3] => esso82 ) 

?>

I suppose that the array $users contains "key => value" pair in shape "user_id => user_name" and array $msg "msg_id => user_id".

That thing above will create a new array $output, with keys from $msg and values from $users using "user_id" from $msg.

It has one check. If in $msg will be some "user_id" that is not in $users, it will try to add a value that doesn't exists and thus creating a Notice, and that's bad. So it will rather skip that bad iteration.

I hope that helped, and sorry for my bad English, maybe I could use google translate with better effect next time

[esso82]

hi buddy, thanks for your post, but I fergot to update, I already sorted this out the same way ... my logics started to work again :D ... but thanks once again :D

[ahmorrow]

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