Can anyone help me?

[zPluGGy]

I have a little script I like to use, but im not getting the right use of it

$i = 0;
foreach ($replay->Teams as $TeamID=>$Team)
{
        $i++;
        echo "<strong>Team ".$i."</strong><br>\n";
        foreach ($Team as $Player)
        {
        
if ($Player['team'] !== 'Observer') { 
    echo "<img src=\"big/".$Player[color]."/".$Player['race'].".jpg\" height=50>".$Player['nick']."<br>\n";
} 
elseif ($Player['team']==='Observer') { 
    echo "<img src=\"icons/obs.gif\">".$Player['nick']."<br>\n";
} 

        } 

Using this script I get

Team *

Observers

Team *

Players

Team *

Players


ok, but the thing is I wanna get

Team *

Players

Team *

Players

Obeservers

Observers

HELP!

[mordred]

Something along these lines? I simplified the script a bit and kinda guessed the array structure in $replay, as you didn't provide any hint what that's supposed to look like.

$observers = array();
$i = 0;

foreach ($replay->Teams as $TeamID=>$Team) {
    $i++;
    echo "<strong>Team ".$i."</strong><br>\n";
    
    foreach ($Team as $Player) {
        if ($Player['team'] !== 'Observer') { 
            echo $Player['nick']."<br>\n";
        } elseif ($Player['team']==='Observer') { 
            $observers[] = $Player;            
        }
    }
}

for ($i = 0; $i < count($observers); $i++) {
    echo "Obs: ".$observers[$i]['nick'] ."<br>\n";
} 

If this is not the correct sorting order, you need to be more specific in your request. And BTW, you should read the posting guidelines. Your thread subject is not ok.

[zPluGGy]

OK, nice try but it didn't work

now it returns

Team *
Obs: Name
Obs: Name
etc.

Team*
Player Name
Obs: Name
Obs: Name
etc.

Team*
Player Name
Obs: Name
Obs: Name
etc.

so all this made was make a additional Obs: Name in all the teams

[mordred]

Nice try at not reading my post, because I explicitly stated that I invented a data structure that could fit into your $replay variable. I used this dummy object:

class R {
    
    function R(){
        $this->Teams = array(
            't1' => array(
                array('team' => 'Observer',  'nick' => 'Miller'),
                array('team' => 'Hedgehogs', 'nick' => 'Gonk'),
                array('team' => 'Weasels',   'nick' => 'Creel'),
                array('team' => 'Observer',  'nick' => 'Smitch')

            ),

            't2' => array(
                array('team' => 'Observer',  'nick' => 'asdfMiller'),
                array('team' => 'Hedgehogs', 'nick' => 'asdfGonk'),
                array('team' => 'Weasels',      'nick' => 'dsafCreel'),
                array('team' => 'Observer',  'nick' => 'asdfSmitch')

            )
        );    
    }
} 

As you can see, it's all useless dummy data. If you would have told us how the data in $replay is structured, you'd get a much better answer.

So what is contained in $replay and how is it structured?