Cod-nes Posted December 4, 2009 Share Posted December 4, 2009 My array: $aquamyarrays = array();$aquamyarrays['UserAgent'] = array('Googlebot','MSNBot','Yahoo','Alexa');$aquamyarrays['Visits'] = array();$aquamyarrays['Visits'][] = array('Googlebot','index.php','Dec 11'); //Bot, page, and time$aquamyarrays['Visits'][] = array('MSNBot','index.php','Dec 1');$aquamyarrays['Visits'][] = array('Googlebot','index.php','Dec 12');$aquamyarrays['Visits'][] = array('Googlebot','stats.php','Dec 11');And so on.How can I can select only the googlebot visits from $aquamyarrays['Visits']? (In mysql it would be SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE bot = 'Googlebot')) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ingolme Posted December 4, 2009 Share Posted December 4, 2009 Databases are quite complex applications, they use special data sorting techniques when adding, retrieving or manipulating information.To do that in PHP, you will have to loop through the array elements and test each one. foreach ($aquamyarrays['Visits'] as $item) { if($item[0] == 'Googlebot') { // Do something with $item }} Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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