How to call a certain section in a array_merge?
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Last Post: February 28, 2011 (RSS)
By videopixel - February 25, 2011 - edited: February 25, 2011
Hi,
i want to style my sections that are now showed together in a array_merge, but how do I call witch section is what?
i want to style my sections that are now showed together in a array_merge, but how do I call witch section is what?
Re: [videopixel] How to call a certain section in a array_merge?
By Jason - February 25, 2011
Hi,
You can have a field in each section that would be used to identify it as coming from a certain section. If you have a large number of records though, it could be time consuming to set a value in each one.
You may want to rethink using array_merge. Since you need to treat each of these sections separately, why do you want to combine them into one array?
Hope this helps.
You can have a field in each section that would be used to identify it as coming from a certain section. If you have a large number of records though, it could be time consuming to set a value in each one.
You may want to rethink using array_merge. Since you need to treat each of these sections separately, why do you want to combine them into one array?
Hope this helps.
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Re: [Jason] How to call a certain section in a array_merge?
I'm using the http://desandro.com/resources/jquery-masonry/ Jquery plugin to arrange my div's that are filled in from different sections, every section needs a certain style (size and colors) that's why...
Re: [videopixel] How to call a certain section in a array_merge?
By Jason - February 28, 2011
Hi,
I can see why you would need to style each section differently. However, combining all your records with array_merge may not be the best approach since you wouldn't have a good way to tell where one set of records end and another begins.
I think the best approach would be to output the records from each section individually, that way you can control the style for that given section.
Hope this helps
I can see why you would need to style each section differently. However, combining all your records with array_merge may not be the best approach since you wouldn't have a good way to tell where one set of records end and another begins.
I think the best approach would be to output the records from each section individually, that way you can control the style for that given section.
Hope this helps
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