Reconstructing associative arrays in php

Solution:

foreach($result as $key=>$value){
    $i = $value["ID"];
    $x = $value["NAME"];
    $y = $value["QUANTITY"]; 
    if(!isset($arr[$i])) $arr[$i] = array();
    $arr[$i][$x] = $y;
}
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Solution:

you can't have the same key multiple times. it's imposible. an array must have a unique key. you can create an array for the name key and it will look like this:

[ID] => Array
    (
        [NAME] => Array 
               (
                    [0] => QUANTITY
                    [1] => QUANTITY
               )
    )
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Solution:

As Vlad says you can't use the same index name...

But probably you want something like this:

foreach($result as $key=>$value){
    $i = $value["ID"];
    $x = $value["NAME"];
    $y = $value["QUANTITY"];

    // here you go:
    $data = array($x => $y);
    if (isset($arr[$i]) {
        $arr[$i] = array_merge($arr[$i], $data);
    } else {
        $arr[$i] = $data;
    }
}
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Solution:

Try this code:

<?php

$newArray = array();

foreach ($result as $value)
{
    $newArray[$value['id']] = array($value['NAME']=>$value['QUANTITY']);
}
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Solution:

I guess this would help. Considering you declare your array.

$array = array(0 => array("id" => 0, "Name" => 400, "quantity" =>12),
                1 => array("id" => 0, "Name" => 403, "quantity" =>108),
                2 => array("id" => 5, "Name" => 403, "quantity" =>108)
);
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And you declare a new array with no value nor construction.

$newArray = array();
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Now, try this code!

foreach($array as $arr => $value)
{
    $id = $value["id"];
    $name = $value["Name"];
    $quantity = $value["quantity"];
    if(count($newArray[$id])>0){
        $newArray[$id] = array_merge($newArray[$id],array($name => $quantity));
    } else {
        $newArray[$id] = array($name => $quantity);
    }
}
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