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OK, here is the method,

I have an array called post

this one has these keys: id,title,description

i'm storing all my ids,titles and descriptions in those keys.

Now i work on my post titles,

i have another array called keywords

Thanks to @Dagon, i could check my keywords on my title array , so if the title contains some of these keywords i return those titles.

now my question is :

my returned titles that only contained some of the keywords i want to get its id and its description

EDIT

for example ,

$lang_name = array("php","html");

$languages = array(
"id" => array("1","2","3"),
"lang"=>array("php","html","css"),
"version"=>array("PHP5","HTML5","CSS3")
);


  foreach($lang_name as $lang){
    if(in_array($lang,$languages['lang'])){
      echo $lang."<br>";
      // now i want to get the version and id of the languages for php and html values
    }
  }
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You should post the smallest amount of code possible to duplicate the issue. – scragar May 27 '14 at 12:07
    
We are here to help you fix the errors of your code. Not to write it for you. Please, show what have you done so far and at what point are you stuck! – Dainis Abols May 27 '14 at 12:10
    
OK guys , check my edit :) – Hasan Zohdy May 27 '14 at 12:25

2 Answers 2

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$lang_name = array("php","html");

$languages = array(
    "id" => array("1","2","3"),
    "lang"=>array("php","html","css"),
    "version"=>array("PHP5","HTML5","CSS3")
);

The script to find ID and VERSION:

$new_arr = array();
foreach( $languages['lang'] as $key => $lng )
{
    if ( in_array( $lng, $lang_name ) )
    {
        $new_arr[$lng] = array( 'id' => $languages['id'][$key],
                                'ver' => $languages['version'][$key]
            );
    }

}

print_r( $new_arr );

And the result:

Array
(
    [php] => Array
        (
            [id] => 1
            [ver] => PHP5
        )

    [html] => Array
        (
            [id] => 2
            [ver] => HTML5
        )

)
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Thanks buddy , that made the trick :) – Hasan Zohdy May 27 '14 at 12:49
up vote 0 down vote 
foreach($lang_name as $index =>  $lang){
  if(in_array($lang,$languages['lang'])){
   echo $lang."<br>";
   // now i want to get the version and id of the languages for php and html values
   echo  $languages['id'][$index]. ' : '. $languages['version'][$index].'<br>';
  }
}
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