Re: Help with foreach

I'm not sure I completely understand your problem but why not use for
instead. that way you can increment for how much you want.

On Oct 1, 7:23 am, "Dave Maharaj" <m...@davemaharaj.com> wrote:
> I have my find('list') which gives me my standard array (ordered
> alphabetically)
>
> (
>
>                 [16] => apples
>
>                 [24] => bananas
>
>                 [11] => cars        
>
> [8] => zoo
>
> ..
>
> ...
>
> and so on
>
> )
>
> Now this is where I cant get it the way I need. They become selects in a
> form so I need them layed out 3 across each row
>
> Label  [input]    |     Label  [input]         |     Label  [input]    
>
> Next row...
>
> I found a lot of 3 per rows examples online but the problem comes in with
> adding the foreach ($listItems as $key => $value).
>
> $i = 0;
>
> Sure count the $listitems
>
> $i%$row_count == 0 and build my rows but $i is only adding 1 each time.how
> do I get key [16] where $i = 0, [24] for 2 and so on..(I need the keys
> unchanged, I cnnot use 0,1,2,3 as the keys)
>
> Any ideas?

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