I have an array built like this
array (size=2)
0 =>
array (size=12)
'id_objects' => string '2876' (length=4)
'room_val' => string '1882840,1882841,1882842' (length=23)
'date_from' => string '2022-06-22' (length=10)
'date_to' => string '2022-06-22' (length=10)
1 =>
array (size=12)
'id_objects' => string '2876' (length=4)
'room_val' => string '3198723,3198724,3198726' (length=23)
'date_from' => string '2022-06-22' (length=10)
'date_to' => string '2022-06-22' (length=10)
What I need to achieve is, explode 'room_val' but keep the rest of the data the same, it needs to look like this
array (size=2)
0 =>
array (size=12)
'id_objects' => string '2876' (length=4)
'room_val' => string '1882840' (length=23)
'date_from' => string '2022-06-22' (length=10)
'date_to' => string '2022-06-22' (length=10)
1 =>
array (size=12)
'id_objects' => string '2876' (length=4)
'room_val' => string '1882841' (length=23)
'date_from' => string '2022-06-22' (length=10)
'date_to' => string '2022-06-22' (length=10)
..... rest of array
is it possible?
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You need to parse the array of arrays and create a new array that matches what you are looking for.
Similar to:
$myNewArray = []; foreach ($arrays as $array) { $room_vals = $array['room_val']; foreach ($room_vals as $room_val) { $newSubArray = $array; $newSubArray['room_val'] = $room_val; $myNewArray[] = $newSubArray; } }