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You defined a PHP associative array like this:
$fLen = array (
“ID” => $statement->getColumnMeta ( 0 ) [‘len’]/3,
“LastName” => $statement->getColumnMeta ( 1 ) [‘len’]/3,
“FirstName” => $statement->getColumnMeta ( 2 ) [‘len’]/3,
“Company” => $statement->getColumnMeta ( 3 ) [‘len’]/3,
“SearchType” => $statement->getColumnMeta ( 4 ) [‘len’]/3,
“ActivityCode” => $statement->getColumnMeta ( 5 ) [‘len’]/3,
“Status” => $statement->getColumnMeta ( 6 ) [‘len’]/3,
“AccountNum” => $statement->getColumnMeta ( 7 ) [‘len’]/3,
“DateEntered” => $statement->getColumnMeta ( 8 ) [‘len’]/3,
“DateModified” => $statement->getColumnMeta ( 9 ) [‘len’]/3,
“KeyWords” => $statement->getColumnMeta ( 10 ) [‘len’]/3,
“Remark” => $statement->getColumnMeta ( 11 ) [‘len’]/3,
“PrintForAlex” => $statement->getColumnMeta ( 12 ) [‘len’]/3,
“PrintForLira” => $statement->getColumnMeta ( 13 ) [‘len’]/3,
“ModifiedBy” => $statement->getColumnMeta ( 14 ) [‘len’]/3
);
But now you really would like to access your arra by an int indes instead of the name. Here is how you can do this”
$fLenKeys = array_keys($fLen);
for( $i = 0; $i <= 14; $i++ )
echo (‘ $fLen[$fLenKeys[‘ . $i . ‘]] => ‘ . $fLen[$fLenKeys[$i]] . ‘<br>’);
You can see in the output something like this:
$fLen[$fLenKeys[0]] => 3.3333333333333
$fLen[$fLenKeys[1]] => 32
$fLen[$fLenKeys[2]] => 32
$fLen[$fLenKeys[3]] => 64
$fLen[$fLenKeys[4]] => 16
$fLen[$fLenKeys[5]] => 16
$fLen[$fLenKeys[6]] => 16
$fLen[$fLenKeys[7]] => 32
$fLen[$fLenKeys[8]] => 6.3333333333333
$fLen[$fLenKeys[9]] => 6.3333333333333
$fLen[$fLenKeys[10]] => 64
$fLen[$fLenKeys[11]] => 128
$fLen[$fLenKeys[12]] => 1.3333333333333
$fLen[$fLenKeys[13]] => 1.3333333333333
$fLen[$fLenKeys[14]] => 64
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