In the following code how to assign array values to a php variable.
while($objResult = mysql_fetch_array($objQuery))
{
$cutomername[] = $objResult["firstname"];
$mailid[] = $objResult["mailid"];
$address[] = $objResult["address"];
$phonenumber[] = $objResult["phonenumber"];
$items[] = $objResult["itemname"];
$quantity[] = $objResult["quantity"];
$total[] = $objResult["grandtotal"];
$name = $cutomername[];
$mail = $mailid[];
$addr = $address[];
$phnum = $phonenumber[];
$itm = $items[];
$qty = $quantity[];
$tot = $total[];
}
You could assign your two variables at once using something like this:
while($objResult = mysql_fetch_array($objQuery))
{
$name = $cutomername[] = $objResult["firstname"];
$mail = $mailid[] = $objResult["mailid"];
$addr = $address[] = $objResult["address"];
$phnum = $phonenumber[] = $objResult["phonenumber"];
$itm = $items[] = $objResult["itemname"];
$qty = $quantity[] = $objResult["quantity"];
$tot = $total[] = $objResult["grandtotal"];
}
$name = $customername[count($customername)-1];
And so forth for every variable.
Alternatively, you could store length before assigning $total
like that
$len = count($customername)-1;
And then for every variable just write like that:
$name = $customername[$len];