Not quite sure I get your logic here - but it looks like your Keyword
is a 2D array where the first item is a label and the second item is
another 2d array.

You want to know how to work through the second item, right?


On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 9:33 AM, Loryn Williams <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Ray,
> What I mean is
> I have Keyword[1][1]= Halloween
>       Keyword[1][2]= DocArray[1][1]DocId =457
>                      DocArray[1][2]DocName = MyStory
>                      DocArray[1][3]DocAuthor= Me
>                      DocArray[2][1]DocId =458
>                      DocArray[2][2]DocName = AnotherStory
>                      DocArray[2][3]DocAuthor= Someone else
>       Keyword[2][1]= Christmas
>       Keyword[2][2]= DocArray[1][1]DocId =460
>                      DocArray[1][2]DocName = MyStory
>                      DocArray[1][3]DocAuthor= Me
>                      DocArray[2][1]DocId =486
>                      DocArray[2][2]DocName = AnotherStory
>                      DocArray[2][3]DocAuthor= Someone else
>
>
> How do I output that?
> I hope this is more clear.
>
> Thanks
>
>
> On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 7:14 AM, Loryn Williams <[email protected]>
>> wrote:
>> >
>> > Hi All,
>> > I am somewhere between a newbie and enough knowledge to be dangerous,
>> so I am hoping that someone can point me in the right direction here.
>> > I have a query producing the results I want - and storing the
>> results in an array
>> > keyword[i][1]= keyword
>> > keyword[i][2]= docArray[X][2]
>> >
>> > The data is stored exactly the way I need it as the docArray array
>> has all of the values associated with the individual keyword.
>> >
>> > My question is how do I access the individual values int he
>> docArray?
>>
>> in docarray or in the copy you sent to keyword?
>>
>> > All of my attempts have failed. I "dumped" my result set and a
>> portion of it is below.
>> > The keyword is 2010 Halloween Head, How do I access the values of
>> the second dimension of 452, HH107 etc?
>>
>> No idea what you mean here - but to access the second dimension of an
>> array it would be:
>>
>> <cfset someval =
> somearry[index][index2]>
>
> 

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