Re: [PHP] Switching First Last Names in List

2004-03-16 Thread Neil Freeman
Take a look at explode() www.php.net/explode Neil Jeff Oien wrote: *** This Email Has Been Virus Swept *** If I have a list like this: Firstname1 LastName1 Firstname2 Lastname2 etc. I can split the names by

RE: [PHP] Switching First Last Names in List

2004-03-16 Thread Jay Blanchard
[snip] If I have a list like this: Firstname1 LastName1 Firstname2 Lastname2 etc. [/snip] do the split or explode for each item ... if(3 == count($arrayFoo)){ echo option . $arrayFoo[2] . nbsp; . $arrayFoo[1] . nbsp; . $arrayFoo[0] . /option; } else { echo option . $arrayFoo[1] . nbsp; .

Re: [PHP] Switching First Last Names in List

2004-03-16 Thread Richard Davey
Hello Jeff, Tuesday, March 16, 2004, 3:24:57 PM, you wrote: JO If I have a list like this: JO Firstname1 LastName1 JO Firstname2 Lastname2 JO etc. JO I can split the names by \n to put them into JO an array which will then be output into an option JO list for a form. But how do I reverse the

Re: [PHP] Switching First Last Names in List

2004-03-16 Thread Ben Ramsey
This works rather nicely, too: ?php $list = Firstname1 LastName1 Firstname2 Lastname2; $name_array = array(); $temp_array = explode(\n, $list); foreach ($temp_array as $name) { $name_array[] = explode( , $name); } print_r($name_array); ? $name_array is now a multi-dimensional array with

Re: [PHP] Switching First Last Names in List

2004-03-16 Thread Ben Ramsey
JO so that the last name is first? Also, how do I JO handle people with three names? Thanks. I missed this part, so here's my take with the solution I provided (I'm including the print-out of the option tags): foreach ($name_array as $person) { $lastname_element = count($person) - 1;