Display partial array

[mcmuney]

$color=array("01 orange","02 blue","03 red");

 

If my array was structured this way where the first two characters represented a code, how would I be able to display the code and color distinctly?

[jcbones]

foreach($color as $value) {
$parts = explode(' ',$value);
echo 'Code: ' . $parts[0] . '<br />Color: ' . $parts[1];
}

[mcmuney]

This almost works, but if I had a color "04 dark brown", the below would only show "dark" as the color and not "dark brown", is there a fix for that?

 

foreach($color as $value) {
$parts = explode(' ',$value);
echo 'Code: ' . $parts[0] . '<br />Color: ' . $parts[1];
}

[Zurev]

This almost works, but if I had a color "04 dark brown", the below would only show "dark" as the color and not "dark brown", is there a fix for that?

 

foreach($color as $value) {
$parts = explode(' ',$value);
echo 'Code: ' . $parts[0] . '<br />Color: ' . $parts[1];
}

 

That's a bit, um, inefficient? Store it as an associative array:

$color = array(
            "01" => "Orange",
            "02" => "Blue",
            "03" => "Red",
            "04" => "Dark Brown"
        );
        
        // To display them....
        foreach ($color as $key => $val)
        {
        // $key represents the code
	// $val represents the color
               echo "Code/Color: ".$key."-".$val."<br />";
        }

[jcbones]

If you MUST do it the first way, change this line to:

$parts = explode(' ',$value,2);

 

It should fix that problem.